Disconnecting steering column for driver headers.
Re: Disconnecting steering column for driver headers.
Each end of the shaft has a couplings that has a 'pinch bolt'...
Loosen those bolts, slide the shaft up farther onto the 'upper steering column shaft', then remove the lower end from the 'steering box'..
Then take the upper part off by sliding back down the steering column shaft part..
Loosen those bolts, slide the shaft up farther onto the 'upper steering column shaft', then remove the lower end from the 'steering box'..
Then take the upper part off by sliding back down the steering column shaft part..
Re: Disconnecting steering column for driver headers.
Originally Posted by NewbieWar
mine doesnt budge i tookout the bolt in the column and the one a ways lower but nothing wants to move
It's going to probably need some convincing with a hammer. I just used a rubber mallet and knocked it loose with that. It seems like it's more of a chore than it really is, lol. Don't worry, it'll come off.
Re: Disconnecting steering column for driver headers.
ok i got it off it worked and everything.. i couldnt get the botom to budge so i just took off the top, but anywho... how do i get it back on?
I took it off the other day for the rag joint replacement (EXCELLENT). It took me the better part of 2 hours to get it off (demonically posessed). Took me all of 3 minutes to get it back on. I stuck a long, tough screwdriver into the oval hole at an angle, and used it to hammer it back in.
I don't know how hammering it off is done. I can't generate enough momentum between the shaft and firewall. Only a very small Bruce Lee could use a 1" punch down there.
I don't know how hammering it off is done. I can't generate enough momentum between the shaft and firewall. Only a very small Bruce Lee could use a 1" punch down there.
Re: Disconnecting steering column for driver headers.
Getting it back on was the hard part for me. More specifically, getting it lined up right so it could be hammered back on. I ended up having to grine on the clamp a bit to get it started back onto the shaft. Once I got it started, it was not difficult.
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