Fixing Loose Steering, Rag Joint Replacement

In this video I show you how to replace the ‘rag joint’ or, steering coupler, on a 1990 GMT400 pick up truck. Honestly this information will apply to SEVERAL GM vehicles of a similar vintage, not just trucks.
So if your vehicle has loose steering and is equipped with this type of coupler, this video will show you how to replace it.
This is (Episode 34) in the #ETCGDadsTruck series.
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