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Steering Assembly Maintenance

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    1. Steering Assembly Maintenance, Steering Assembly Maintenance: step 1, image 1 of 3 Steering Assembly Maintenance, Steering Assembly Maintenance: step 1, image 2 of 3 Steering Assembly Maintenance, Steering Assembly Maintenance: step 1, image 3 of 3
      • Tighten the two small allen grub screws on the back side of the steering arm

      • Do not tighten the large dome nut on top of the steering arm.

      • If needed, these grub screws can be removed and re-tapped with M6 screws for more strength. A workshop of competent DIY can perform this task.

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    2. Steering Assembly Maintenance: step 2, image 1 of 1
      • Next tighten all four screws on the steering arm. Tighten from top to bottom and repeat three times until they are all tight.

      • The screws are M4x16 if the heads are worn and the screws need replaced.

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    3. Steering Assembly Maintenance, Checking GPS antenna: step 3, image 1 of 1
      • While doing maintenance check that the Boogies GPS antenna is properly attached.

      • If it is loose then use double sided tape (like 3m VHB) to reattach. Clean surfaces first.

      • If a small thing that looks like a coin cell battery comes off, discard this - it is a small magnet and not needed for operation.

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Conclusion

After tightening the grub screws and steering arm screws the steering arm should be tight on the shaft. There still will be a small amount of play from the movement in the actuator.

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