67-72 Intermediate Steering Shaft coupler

[RR440MAN]

Ok,

Gotta love this. My son while removing rust from the intermediate steering shaft has misplaced some crucial parts. Does anyone have any info on who makes the pot joint coupler kit. I am in need of a retaining clip (left in driveway and run over), and the square peg nut which attaches inside the coupler. I have found that Crown International makes a coupler kit but it’s for Jeeps. Anyone have experience to know if these are compatible? Attached are pictures of the parts.

[lks dcvn]

You could always buy a replacement shaft and bolt it in...

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...rmediate+shaft

[PepperTreeGarage]

Try here: https://www.quadratec.com/search/768...0shaft%20parts From what I've read the '76-'86 Jeep steering parts fit. I used the rubber boot and it fits great. Page 2 has the parts you're looking for. Good Luck.

[RR440MAN]

Originally Posted by PepperTreeGarage

Try here: https://www.quadratec.com/search/768...0shaft%20parts From what I've read the '76-'86 Jeep steering parts fit. I used the rubber boot and it fits great. Page 2 has the parts you're looking for. Good Luck.

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[RR440MAN]

Originally Posted by RR440MAN

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Thanks for the reply! I was looking at those and wasn’t sure if they would fit. I’ll give it a try since they have a full coupler kit. One would think a classic truck would supply and cross reference these as an oem replacement since they aren’t available. Ordering one today!
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[PepperTreeGarage]

Originally Posted by RR440MAN

Thanks for the reply! I was looking at those and wasn’t sure if they would fit. I’ll give it a try since they have a full coupler kit. One would think a classic truck would supply and cross reference these as an oem replacement since they aren’t available. Ordering one today!
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Your Welcome. I looked up the parts and such, thinking I was going to need them for my build. Turns out all my parts just needed cleaning and painting. I just needed the rubber boot.