Model A Steering Parts

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This is a foreign made sector for the two tooth steering boxes. Quality is pretty good on these now.

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For the 2-tooth style steering box.

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The Ford car was designed to use this extra heavy clinging type oil in the rear axle. This oil is almost a grease in weight and clings to the ring gear. Do not overfill. New squeeze bottle with...

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A quality U.S. made sector that is made to the Ford print. Exact copy!

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For the early 7-tooth steering box. U.S. made to the Ford print. An exact copy that fits proper! USA

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The lower steering worm bearing cup. 2-Tooth box.

Kit mounts the steering shaft housing to the steering box through the clamp. U.S.A.

This kit holds the upper race in place at the steering box of the 2-tooth columns. U.S.A.

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For the ends of the spark and gas rods. These go towards the bottom for the control rods to hook onto. Excellent quality! U.S.A.

Pins for holding the A-3541 control arms onto the spark and gas rods. U.S.A.

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These are the springs at the bottom of the spark and gas rods that keep them tightly in place. U.S.A.

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This cone fits around the special stud and down inside of A-3586 for adjusting the sector shaft. U.S.A.

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This piece mounts in the 2-tooth sector housing for adjusting the sector. U.S.A.

This is the slotted rivet that is riveted at the base of the steering column, and adjusts the sector housing. U.S.A.

One of these is used on the 2-tooth box. This is the special stud that has a shoulder on it. U.S.A.

A complete set of gaskets for the steering gear box. U.S.A. 7-tooth pictured.

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The button, escutcheon, spring and spring base only to repair an original light switch rod assembly. Chrome button for 28-9's and a black phenolic button for the 30-1's. If you are ordering a...

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The wire, contacts and insulators you will need to repair the guts of the light swich rod. U.S.A.

This thin nut locks the sector thrust screw in place on the side of the steering column. 2-tooth only. U.S.A.

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If when you turn your steering wheel, the light switch rod turns, this might be what you are missing. This sets in the tube that the light switch rod goes into and acts as a bushing, and spaces...