Paul
Its been a while, but...ISTR it took about 9 full turns to get the correct
position on mine. If the vertical link is proper lubricated (90W gear oil,
although from the list apparently EP grease works fine....but someone will
correct me if I'm wrong) you should be fine.
Check that the threads on both the vertical link and the tunnion are in good
shape, and that you have the proper trunnion on the proper side. They are
left and right handed. (Ask me how I know ;-)
Install the link into the trunnion before you compress the spring and
connect the upper joint.
Good luck
Mark
TR250
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul_Barlow@translink.bc.ca [mailto:Paul_Barlow@translink.bc.ca]
Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2000 8:39 PM
To: triumphs@autox.team.net
Subject: Trunnion
We are having a problem trying to reassemble the trunnion to the vertical
link. I get about 3 turns but no more. The trunnions are new and all threads
look fine. Am I missing something or??? Also I have just refurbished the
steering wheel and I am looking for an original horn push & clip. Any help
on these item would be helpful
Paul Barlow
TR 250
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