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Found it took the steering cover off and was tie wrap to the top of steering wheel bracket thanks again for your help

thanks and I will keep looking

I know this has  probably been ask before but does anyone know what code reader will work on this 5.9 cummins engine the only place I can find to plug is back at the rear right side of the radiator is a 7 pen connector for the engine cant find nothing under the dash to hook up a scanner nay help would be appreciated thanks

make sure valves are open if pump is pressured up it wont run

you had the chance to get rid of hem

take it to a motor rewind shop sometime they can rewind and make it more powerful good luck

I replaced my pump took about 4 hr on a5.9 the pump is behind  everything

I changed all my bulbs in the last two MH just get the bulb number and cross it on amazon

change all the bulbs to led

thanks I will give them a call

OK just talked to steering department at Weller they have no replacement for the m80 that will work and a rebuild is a crap shoot

called Weller truck yesterday left 2 messages still no call back will post when I can get the info

Thanks put in a call have to wait on a call back

OK does anyone  have brents last name at Weller Truck parts thanks

going to call tomorrow  and thanks

thanks will give hem a call monday

I need to find out if there is a TRW box that will replace the sheppard r80

has any one had a sheppard steering box replaced withe a TRW if so do you know what the part no. was thanks

ebay

hinges or slides

home depot

amazon

when you put in the new one use ss screws

I took a piece of 1 x 2  and a 3/8 dowel and drilled two holes in it and inserted the dowel sticking out about a 1/2 inch so that the dowels fit in the two cot outs that is in the flange used the 1x2 as a spanner wrench to unscrew and screw the new one back own

and by the way you couldn't

tell it was screwed on just by looking

I took a dremel tool  with a grinding disk on it and cut a slot so I could use a big screwdriver to get them out

most of the time they are screwed on