KINGPIN REPLACEMENT INTRODUCTION （主要人物替换介绍）.pdf

KINGPIN REPLACEMENT INTRODUCTION Author: Randy Baumann NOTE: The following procedure documents a typical All information, illustrations and specifications are based kingpin replacement. The details of your application on the best information available at the time of publication. will vary. Always refer to the service manual that The author cannot guarantee the accuracy of the matches to year, make and model of your vehicle information contained in this publication. Corrections are for the correct procedure. welcomed, and can be submitted to randy74@charter.net. The kingpins and bushings are important parts of the Information included in this publication comes from a variety steering system. Regular maintenance and inspection are of sources, that include, but are not limited to the following: necessary to ensure safety operation. Chevrolet Shop Manual, 1942—1948 Passenger Cars and 1/2- and 3/4-ton trucks use bronze “floating” kingpin © 1942—1946 Trucks bushings that do not require reaming. These bushing are manufactured to final size. This information is provided to assist fellow hobbyists in the restoration and maintenance of their Chevrolet™ trucks. 1-1/2-ton conventional trucks and school buses use spindle bushings that are press-fit into the spindles, and require Additional Contributors: