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WARNING
Steering parts are safety parts!
For safety reasons, work on the steering system may only be performed by trained expert staff. Work
performed incorrectly may lead to severe accidents.
When working on the steering system, observe ESD (Electro Static Discharge) regulations.
These instructions apply only
when a Servolectric was already installed in the vehicle and you are installing a steering gear with the same part
number (visible on the type plate).
when a steering gear from another manufacturer was installed in the vehicle which can be replaced by a
Servolectric that is designed for the same kind of installation.
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Removal
CAUTION
Replace self-locking nuts, screws, seals, and locking elements with new parts.
If you are replacing the steering gear due to an accident, also check the other parts of the steering system
for damage (even if there is no visible damage), for instance tires, rims, axles, axle mountings, and
mechanical connecting parts.
If necessary, repair or replace defective parts.
1.
Turn the steering wheel to the straight-ahead position. The front and rear-axle wheels must be in line. Adjust the
steering lock to straight-ahead position and if possible lock it.
2.
Mark the installation position and the position of the Servolectric. The markings will be needed if the Servolectric
needs to be installed again.
3.
Switch off the ignition and disconnect the battery negative pole to break the electric circuit.
4.
Disconnect electrical plug connections connected to the vehicle power supply. If the tie rods are to remain in the
vehicle, disconnect them from the Servolectric.
5.
Remove Servolectric, observing the instructions of the vehicle manufacturer.
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Installation
1.
Check that the Servolectric is in the straight-ahead position. The markings of the steering spindle/protective
cover (if present) must match the housing.
2.
Install Servolectric in the same location and position as first installation and anchor with screws, nuts, washers,
etc. Observe the instructions of the vehicle manufacturer.
3.
Attach the tie rods to the steering gear. Observe the instructions of the vehicle manufacturer.
4.
Connect the vehicle's electrical plug connections.
5.
Connect the negative pole of the battery.
6.
Check and if necessary correct the wheel alignment according to the vehicle manufacturer's specifications.
