Re: {Chrysler 300} 64 steer shaft coupling assembly

Dave

The shaft is flat and slides into a collar on the steering box. I don't think you'll be able to see it without pulling the steering column out, even if you pull the rubber boot off the firewall. A bit of a PITA, you'll need to reach down there and get the large cotter pin out. Then you'll see the thin copper shim folded over the rubber "coupling". When replacing the rubber coupling (better described as a flap), be sure to clean up or replace the copper piece as that's how the steering column is grounded.

Mike Laiserin

On Thursday, October 23, 2025 at 01:31:17 PM MST, David Dumais <ddume300@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello All,

How involved is the task to remove steering shaft coupling assembly?

is it attached to gear box shaft, or will it be removed by pulling the

Column ?

The alignment was completed, the backlash was adjusted by Steer & Gear box tech.

The steering wheel drifts a little right and left without affecting wheels

Straight ahead.

All suspension items a have been replaced.

How do I check the coupling with shaft in car.

Thanks

Dave D

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