[Healeys] Lempert Steering Wheel

[Kees Oudesluijs]

If it is only to centre the steering shaft there is no need to fit the 
steering wheel fully home. Before fitting the steering wheel apply some 
anti seize compound like Cupaslip on the splines.

Check for damage of the splines (shaft and wheel). Even if the steering 
wheel is fully seated it should not be too difficult to remove the 
wheel. Using a steering wheel puller is good practice and makes it an 
easy job.

Kees Oudesluijs



Op 18-8-2019 om 00:02 schreef Mike MacLean:
>      As I assemble the steering for my BN2, in order to center the 
> steering wheel movement I have to temporarily install my Mike Lempert 
> steering wheel.  It's the only steering wheel I have.  Those of you 
> that have a Lempert wheel, can you tell me if you had difficulty 
> slipping the wheel on the steering shaft splines?  I can kind of get 
> it started on the splines, but if it needs to be "encouraged" to fully 
> seat the wheel I may have a heck of a time getting it back off.
>      Is there any guidance on fitting the center rod?  I only have the 
> stub axles for reference.  Should I wait to tighten the ball joints of 
> the center rod until alignment? All new parts for the steering, so 
> there is some adjustment included for sure.  Just don't want to have 
> to take it apart again to get it right.
> Mike MacLean
>
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