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There are 2 different ways to help. ONE would be to use the share buttons and share these articles and videos.
The other is thru buying your tools and parts from the link below to Amazon. In buying tools and parts this way, I get 4% to 7% of every sell.
Any money raised this way helps me buy parts to continue working on this project and other projects I have planed.
So if you would like to help, please consider doing one or both.
Follow this link to Amazon tools. http://amzn.to/1Y0G8sF

Learn more about steering coupler, rag joint replacement:
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You'll need a rag joint kit: http://amzn.to/1yg4Km3
My goto tool set for all projects: http://amzn.to/1AJU6DY
You'll need a steering wheel puller: http://amzn.to/1IkKiVw
Jack Stands two 2 Tons and low cost: http://amzn.to/1z0lFM8
How to install/replace rear shocks, air shocks, Monroe MA727;
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An introduction to my Chevy C10:
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Additional Information: http://goodyguides.com/rag-joint-repl...

The rag joint is the connection between the steering gear box and the steering column/shaft. If it is bad you could lose your steering.

Rag Joint Replacement with Mistakes Made should help you not to make the same ones I made. Steering joint, flex steering joint, steering coupler, flexible steering joint are other names for this joint.
The steps and procedures are almost the same on all trucks and cars with Rag Joints.

Replacing the Rag Joint on a Chevy Truck is not all that hard. The steps used here will work on most vehicles the have rag joints with some variations.