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			| be-elzebug | Mon Mar 11, 2013 12:16 pm |  
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			| Hi all, I have been putting my 52 barndoor back to stock, It did have an abortion  of a late model beam fitted in it. I have managed to get hold of a new old stock beam and also managed to hold of all the relevant steering controls arms, Now my problem is now its all back together when i turn the steering to the left the wheels turn right and vice a versa.. anybody got any idea's . :? |  |  
 
  
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			| bubblehead | Mon Mar 11, 2013 12:37 pm |  
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			| You need a barndoor steering box. Problem solved. |  |  
 
  
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			| be-elzebug | Mon Mar 11, 2013 4:20 pm |  
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			| I have a december 52 zf barndoor box |  |  
 
  
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			| bubblehead | Mon Mar 11, 2013 5:33 pm |  
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			| Hmm. BD boxes do rotate opposite direction from later split. Using a later box would produce the condition you describe. A picture of your pitman arm,drag link and swing lever might shed some light. |  |  
 
  
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			| bubblehead | Mon Mar 11, 2013 5:42 pm |  
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			| Found these in the gallery. Might be of help. 
 
 
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			| Scotty | Tue Mar 12, 2013 1:55 am |  
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			| If everything is as it should be with the steering components, it can only be the steering box. Barndoor steering boxes turn in the opposite direction to non barndoor buses |  |  
 
  
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			| vwsplitvan | Tue Mar 12, 2013 10:46 am |  
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			| Barclay? Has the box been reconditioned? Whats inside? 
 the box is what would cause the issue.
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			| be-elzebug | Tue Mar 12, 2013 12:28 pm |  
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			| Hi thanks for all the replies guys I think i,m getting to bottom of the problem, There are three types of box's for a barndoor, I do have the correct ZF 532 box but I think the the steering column/ worm gear has the wrong direction of rotation, But the steering wheel fits fine, So my question to all you barndoor guru's is ... would the direction of the worm gear be different for a right hand drive as opposed to a left hand drive vehicle ???? cheers all Carl |  |  
 
  
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			| Rusting Hulk | Tue Mar 12, 2013 1:07 pm |  
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			| Yes it would, Barndoors are the opposite to post Barndoor. If your bus is LHD you need to find what would be in a LHD barndoor steering box or a post barndoor RHD wormgear. The cases and covers are also handed...this is a wormgear from a pre 52 lhd barndoor 
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			| Merlin | Wed Mar 13, 2013 12:43 pm |  
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			| bubblehead wrote:			   Found these in the gallery. Might be of help. 
 
 
 
 My sincere apologies for hijacking this thread, but as a BD newbie, I have to ask...what are those 'reinforcing bars' actually called, what is their purpose and were they standard equipment on all barndoors? Thanks.
 
 Sidebar: The amount of info' I'm learning about in one thread here is quite amazing. :D
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			| Clara | Tue Mar 26, 2013 10:23 pm |  
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			| be-elzebug wrote:			   Hi all, I have been putting my 52 barndoor back to stock, It did have an abortion  of a late model beam fitted in it. I have managed to get hold of a new old stock beam and also managed to hold of all the relevant steering controls arms, Now my problem is now its all back together when i turn the steering to the left the wheels turn right and vice a versa.. anybody got any idea's . :? 
 Beanie had a bicycle like that.   I could not ride the thing, it kept falling over.    He could ride it around like nobody's bisness.   He also has 3 52 barndoor buses.    Not that there is a con nection.   Just sayin'
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			| mandraks | Wed Mar 27, 2013 9:46 am |  
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			| Clara wrote:			    	  be-elzebug wrote:			   Hi all, I have been putting my 52 barndoor back to stock, It did have an abortion  of a late model beam fitted in it. I have managed to get hold of a new old stock beam and also managed to hold of all the relevant steering controls arms, Now my problem is now its all back together when i turn the steering to the left the wheels turn right and vice a versa.. anybody got any idea's . :? 
 Beanie had a bicycle like that.   I could not ride the thing, it kept falling over.    He could ride it around like nobody's bisness.   He also has 3 52 barndoor buses.    Not that there is a con nection.   Just sayin'
 
 would certainly be an awesome theft protection.
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			| EverettB | Wed Mar 27, 2013 9:57 am |  
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			| be-elzebug wrote:			   I have managed to get hold of a new old stock beam A bit off your topic but does the NOS beam have no serial # stamped on the right front arm? I am interested to know the answer.
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			| be-elzebug | Thu Mar 28, 2013 2:16 pm |  
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			| EverettB wrote:			    	  be-elzebug wrote:			   I have managed to get hold of a new old stock beam A bit off your topic but does the NOS beam have no serial # stamped on the right front arm? I am interested to know the answer.
 
 
 Not to sure, I shall check and let you know
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