Thread: F*cking steering colomn
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10-19-2006 11:27 AM #1
The screws must go thru the housing also.
What I did was put the housing on, insert the springs on the back of holes, thread the screws thru. Then tighten all three. I used 3 inch masking tape over the housing seam. This now holds the springs tight under the housing, under load in a sense, but you then need to remove the 3 screws...all of them...to fit the bearing hub on, then the switch, then screw all together. What happens is when the screws are removed, the springs push the locking plate away. I can't see how you can remove one at a time.
Am I supposed to fit everything together first? If I could bypass having to remove the screws to fit the switch or the bearing housing on.....I am just learning as I go.
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10-19-2006 01:48 PM #2
Well with out seeing what you have there I can give you the book answer
#1 Remove steering wheel
#2 Remove cancelling cam and camspring.
#3 Remove turn signal lever.
#4Push in and unscrew hazard warning knob.
#5 Remove turn signal cover.
#6 Unfasten (3 screws) and remove switch.
#7 Disconect turn signal harnes to allow removal of switch. Reverse procedure to complete instalation.
Hope this helpsCharlie
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