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not sure if they will have plugs or just plastic caps, I would call and ask them and they might throw them in.

Either way they are standard fittings, so you just screw in the tap and cap it or use a plug.



I kept these and two spare lines in the truck incase I ever had an issue because if you lose a line you lose brakes and steering.
 

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not sure if they will have plugs or just plastic caps, I would call and ask them and they might throw them in.

Either way they are standard fittings, so you just screw in the tap and cap it or use a plug.



I kept these and two spare lines in the truck incase I ever had an issue because if you lose a line you lose brakes and steering.
Appreciate ya Heavy_GD, Blue Top box comes with fittings pre installed to block off ports. This is good info for anyone who comes across this post. Thanks for all your help.
 

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You will need a 1-13/16" socket and a decent pitman arm removal tool. Out of the local parts stores, Autozone was the only one that had a tool that would barely fit. Hopefully that saves you some time.
 

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Well BlueTop Steering Gear box is installed an I must say I’m in control again. It’s not 100% but I must say it’s pretty close. Little to no play in steering now. I am very pleased with going with BlueTop. Im still thinking about steering assist just because of the size of the tires. I don’t want to over work this steering box. Take care fellas
 

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Glad you got it done. If you still have play, it must be in some of the linkage that's worn (tie rod ends, ball joints, etc.) Mine's as tight as a straight man's buttox in prison
 
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