Steering Gearbox

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The B110 uses a steering gearbox integral (one unit) with the steering column. Optionally available was a collapsible-column unit for safety in case of a crash. The collapsible column was standard for USA models. The gearbox is a relatively fast 15:1 ratio with only 3.3 turns lock to lock, and used a quality recirculating-ball type system. The only problem was a bit of play, as is common to boxes of this type, but as the years have gone by many boxes are worn out. Unfortunately no other gearbox fits and new ones are no longer available.

For modification-required swaps, see Steering Gearbox Swaps

The B210 and B310 units both have a seperate gearbox and column, joined by a flexible coupling. But these gearboxes will not bolt to the B110 subframe connection.

• B210: 15.0:1 3.38+ turns
• B310 A12: Type RB43N 16.4:1 3.5 turns
• B310 A14/A15: Type BR45L 15.0:1 3.2 turns