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Power Steering Cj6

Discussion in 'Early CJ5 and CJ6 Tech' started by Ryan Currin, Apr 2, 2022.

  1. Ryan Currin

    Ryan Currin New Member

    Hello I own a 1962 CJ6 Bernadao Jeep Willy’s from Brazil and I’m trying to figure out the best power steering kit to buy. Not sure where to buy and which one will fit.

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  2. Twin2

    Twin2 not him 2024 Sponsor 2023 Sponsor 2022 Sponsor

    that is so cool . yep stock rims would look better
    as to power steering . what engine did they use
     
  3. colojeepguy

    colojeepguy Colorado Springs

    We'll need more info...I think the Brazilian Jeeps are different than a US made CJ.
    Pictures please!
     
  4. Ryan Currin

    Ryan Currin New Member

     

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  5. Ryan Currin

    Ryan Currin New Member

    Thx
     

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  6. Ryan Currin

    Ryan Currin New Member

    Thx
     

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    Ryan Currin New Member

     

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  8. Ryan Currin

    Ryan Currin New Member

    Thx
     

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  9. Howard Eisenhauer

    Howard Eisenhauer Administrator Staff Member

    Welcome, Very cool Jeep :)

    From the steering column you don't seem to have a "stock" steering setup (as installed in Toledo built jeeps), can you give us pictures of-

    - the steering box & how the column attaches to it
    - a shot of the drivers side of the engine down by the frame
    - from underneath the steering linkage showing how it's connected to the steering box
    - the front frame horns from top & bottom?

    With those we'll be better able to advise you with our free advise that you'll be reading on the internet :D
     
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  10. Ryan Currin

    Ryan Currin New Member

    well I don’t have those pictures or information right now my car is being shipped over from Brazil to Florida late May so when I get it I will send the pics thx for the advice.
     
  11. Ryan Currin

    Ryan Currin New Member

     

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    Ryan Currin New Member

    nameplate
     

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    Ryan Currin New Member

    Nameplate
     

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  14. Howard Eisenhauer

    Howard Eisenhauer Administrator Staff Member

    No problem :) When you get it we can dig further but just be aware there really is no such a thing as a "kit" that's a done deal- every jeep is a bit different so every conversion is a bit different & *will* require some thinking, fabrication, welding and perhaps cutting to make the "kit' components work in your particular circumstances.

    In the meantime you might want to have a look at some of the previous threads on the subject here, use the search box to look for posts about "saginaw", although there are alternatives to the "classic" saggy swap that may work better for you.
     
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  15. Ryan Currin

    Ryan Currin New Member

    ok thanks!
     
  16. garage gnome

    garage gnome ECJ5 welder

    For power steering, I find adding hydraulic assist is easy and very adaptable to any steering setup. Might be a viable option for you if your jeep has a non standard steering system as compared to the domestic jeeps.
     
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  17. Keys5a

    Keys5a Sponsor

    What part of Florida do you call home? I live in the Keys, but am up in Palm Beach County on a weekly basis.
    If you are anywhere nearby, I could look at what you have to make suggestions regarding steering. I have converted several CJ with my first in 1976, well before the days of the internet.
    -Donny
     
  18. duffer

    duffer Rodent Power

    Interesting that the two "data" plates obviously do not go together. I think the "Jeep" version is an addition. Curious what the actual engine and transmission is. That may have some bearing on a PS pump mount.
     
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  19. Ryan Currin

    Ryan Currin New Member

    oh cool my home is in Port St. Lucie I also live in Boston my Jeep is being shipped over from Brazil in late may we could look at it then thx
     
  20. Ryan Currin

    Ryan Currin New Member

    Yeah I need to have it looked at once it gets here from Brazil thx