Borgeson 000896 Heavy Duty Replacement Steering Shaft for 92-95 Jeep Grand Cherokee ZJ
Quadratec Part #:
56113-906
Borgeson Part #:
000896
Description
BORGESON Universal heavy-duty replacement shafts are a vast improvement over OEM and can take anything you throw at them. We're so sure they'll outlast your truck that we give you a Five Year Warranty. What makes the Borgeson assembly so much better than stock? It's the precision, zero-play, sealed needle bearing U-joint machined from a solid steel billet. It's not a cheap stamping like the OEM. BORGESON steering shafts telescope for easy installation and are permanently lubed and sealed. The telescoping shaft easily handles misalignment from body-lifts and extreme off-roading.
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Details
Jeep's original steering shaft assembly was not designed for the added stress of body lifts and oversize tires. BORGESON'S replacement assembly has a telescoping shaft with two precision needle bearing u-joints. An upgraded shaft assembly is available that includes a vibration reducer to dampen road shock, similar to the one used in the newer YJ, something the CJ never had. The YJ heavy-duty telescoping shaft assembly is similar to the CJ with two precision needle bearing u-joints and a vibration reducer. A vibration reducer was standard on YJ's. You will notice much more positive and safer steering. Much better, in fact, than the original ever felt.
- Shipping Weight: 8lb
- Shipping Dimensions: 33in x 5in x 3in (L x W x H)
Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ)
- 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ)
- 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ)
- 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ)
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Questions
Dale S.
So, why won't this shaft work for a 96 ZJ? The shaft listed for a 96, the reviews are saying that one is too short.
The 1996 ZJ is an oddball year and have a different length shaft. The 92-95 steering shaft is approximately 7/8" longer. The difference between the 87-94 shaft and the 95/96 is the changeover from the GM style column to the Chrysler column when they had to add the drivers side SRS(airbag). Thank you for the question.