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Hi there, I have been looking through by Morgan Owner's manual and I noted it says the oil (SAE 90) should be checked inside the steering box. I've looked and cannot see how. There is a nut on the top, could it be this? It's part number 25 here... Thanks in advance, R.
Richard
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Yes, it is the nut on the top. My steering box on my '78 4/4 looks slightly different to the diagram but has a nut at that place.
By the way I refilled my box last winter with Penrite Steering Box Lube which seems to work well and has not gone down in level over this year's driving.
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Richard
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To wrap this up should anybody search and find it in the future, this is indeed the bolt, closest to the inner wing and by itself. Needs a 17mm spanner.
I used EP90 Gear Oil.
You'll need some form of syringe with a flexible tube to fill it (or at least to make it easier!).
Richard
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