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 Post subject: xd steering colum into xp falcon
Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 1:55 pm 
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im a panel beater restoring an xp coupe (custom) owner wants xd wipers, hi~low beam on blinker stalk i dont want to swap colums but i will if i have to not sure how to tackle this ! lol
if any one knos an easy way of doing this can they message me asap thanks.
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 Post subject: Re: xd steering colum into xp falcon
Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 2:10 pm 
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Probably easiest way would be swap in XD column and whole wiring loom - I did it to my ZC but with XF column & wiring

I found that the bung on thew wiring loom where it goes through the firewall was the same size...
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 Post subject: Re: xd steering colum into xp falcon
Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 3:31 pm 
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im a panel beater restoring an xp coupe (custom) owner wants xd wipers, hi~low beam on blinker stalk i dont want to swap colums but i will if i have to not sure how to tackle this ! lol
if any one knos an easy way of doing this can they message me asap thanks.


The steering column in the XP has the worm shaft from the s/box going all the way up the column. The XF, does not. An XF steering box won't fit, but an XR to XY steering box will.

 

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 Post subject: Re: xd steering colum into xp falcon
Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 4:51 pm 
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cjh your the man !
i cant thank you enouff ! :D

one question ...will the xp pitman arm fit up to the xy steering box or can i use xy pitman arn on xp drag link ?

THANKS Chris
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 Post subject: Re: xd steering colum into xp falcon
Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 11:07 am 
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cjh your the man !
i cant thank you enouff ! :D

one question ...will the xp pitman arm fit up to the xy steering box or can i use xy pitman arn on xp drag link ?

THANKS Chris


That one I don't know, all you could do is compare them, side by side, might be a bit hard if you haven't got them there to look at either...LOL.
Another thing too, the arch where the column meets the dash assembly, may be a different diameter, as in, the XP might be smaller than the XD-XF one.

 

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 Post subject: Re: xd steering colum into xp falcon
Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 11:13 am 
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thanks bro, im heading out to get a xw s/box i have in a wreck il nut it out and post what i find in a day or 2.

:D thanks again you have been a great help. you need any older ford parts hit me up anytime ok
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 Post subject: Re: xd steering colum into xp falcon
Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2009 10:54 am 
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thanks bro, im heading out to get a xw s/box i have in a wreck il nut it out and post what i find in a day or 2.

:D thanks again you have been a great help. you need any older ford parts hit me up anytime ok


Thanks for that. I don't have an older Ford, but a mate of mine is building a '66 'Stang. I'll let you know if he needs things for it. It's the same stuff on it as an XP.
He also has a 67 or 68 stang as well.
One thing he is having trouble with is a ring gear for the flywheel. It a 170 engine, but has like a 200 flywheel with a very odd ring gear. It has 136 teeth and is an inbetween size. Normally they are 132 teeth ( 144 & 170 ), and 161 (?) for the 200 & 221 & 250.

 

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Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 7:53 am 
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ok cool, i know a dude with a few pre x~flow motors i send him out counting f/wheel teeth lol

il get back to you asap .
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Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 1:19 pm 
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ok cool, i know a dude with a few pre x~flow motors i send him out counting f/wheel teeth lol

il get back to you asap .


Thanks for that.

 

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 Post subject: Re: xd steering colum into xp falcon
Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2009 11:52 pm 
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Hi, the XW box won't fit. Two of the bolts will appear to be in the right place but their position on the box is different to the XP box in relation to the centre line of the shaft the pitman arm bolts onto. The XP pitman arm will not fit onto the XW box. The XW mounting bolts are larger than the XP bolts. I once fitted an XB column (honey pot and indicator section only) onto my XM coupe and wired up the headlight flasher etc. so it all worked like it was still in the XB it came from. I had to modify the XM column to take the XB parts, a bit of cutting and filing and a few trial fits.
Hope this helps Zed
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