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Replacing Indicator Stalk

Started by Evan · 8 July 2004 · 9 replies

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EvanArchived member
Mine snapped and i bought a new one, does the steering wheel have to come off? Any help appreciated. Doh. Evan
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pacoArchived member
ye you need to remove the wheel if i remember right, it isnt hard, just remove the nut on the end of the shaft and you should be about to wiggle the wheel from side to side and get it off. You shouldnt need a puller. Maybe a bit of CRC will help on the shaft. After you get the wheel off, just remove the steering wheel cover and then there are a couple of screws to remove the stalk assembly and then disconnect the wiring harness connector, and reassemble in the reverse. Its not a hard project. good luck
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vlt-dreamerArchived member
piece of piss - exactly what paco said.
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EvanArchived member
ok thanks guys i will have a go! if i can change a turbo, injectors etc this shouldnt be too hard, but i have been wrong before Evan Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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EvanArchived member
eek, i think i need a puller, my arms back and wrists hurt god damn
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ITSGMHArchived member
a good way to get off stubborn steering wheels is to bash on either side of the wheel, say @ 4 o'clock, then @ 7 o'clock with your fist alternatively, this is how I got my wheel off, 4 hits and she popped!
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vlt-dreamerArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by ITSGMH a good way to get off stubborn steering wheels is to bash on either side of the wheel, say @ 4 o'clock, then @ 7 o'clock with your fist alternatively, this is how I got my wheel off, 4 hits and she popped! cant be healthy can it paul for ya steering?
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EvanArchived member
mechanic ripped it straight off, its official either i am a weed or my technique was all wrong
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Psi_WagonArchived member
hahaha, the EASIEST way to take the steering wheel off, is buy taking the horn cover off. undo the bolt, then while pulling on the wheel, give the shaft a decent hit with a hammer, and will come straight off!
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ITSGMHArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by vlt-dreamer cant be healthy can it paul for ya steering? you're only using your fist, not a hammer!!!
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