Steering

part # 370608-S. Used in multiple places on mounting brackets.

This is the part of the tilt switch that the turn signal wand screws into. This part is always included when you purchase a new turn signal switch. 1967-69 mechanism has two springs on either side,...

Sleeve and hardware for joining the inner and outer tie rods together. This also is a 'toe in' adjustment part. Sold individually, two needed per car. Replaces Ford Part #: C2AA-3310-A ...

384543-S8 Power steering pump adjusting spacer for use without air conditioning. For most 1970 - 1973 Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang with 351C engines. Spacer dimensions: 7/16" I.D. and 1/2"...

384542-S2 Power steering pump adjusting spacer for use without air conditioning. For all 1970 and later Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang with 302 or 351W engines. Spacer dimensions: 7/16" I.D. and...

Replaces Ford Part # C8AZ-2B164-A Sold individually

Reservoir Attaching Nut 351335-S38 - Used Nuts for attaching the oil reservoir to the pump. The larger of the two nuts goes against the can. Threads of 5/8"-18 to fit the high pressure port. This is...

Used Nuts for attaching the oil reservoir to the pump. Two nuts used for attaching the reservoir to the pump. Nuts fit the high pressure port. This is a pair of nuts. Please follow the assembly...

OEM style nut to hold the axle U-bolt to the axle. Fine threaded like originals 7/16-20 grade 5. Will not fit some reproduction U-bolts. Sometimes these are called shock plate bolts. Replaces Ford...

Reproduction disc brake hose bolt for any 1968-73 Mercury Cougar and generally all other Ford cars with factory disc brakes. Special hollow bolt with cross drilled hole. Attaches the high pressure...

Reproduction steering column bearing for the 67-73 Cougar or Mustang. The tilt columns take an upper and lower bearing, while the fixed column only takes an upper. Outside diameter: 1 1/2" Inside...

Used lower steering column bearing for the 67-73 Cougar or Mustang. The tilt columns take an upper and lower bearing, while the fixed column only takes an upper. The upper bearing can be found here....