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Thread: how do i go about removing a steering colum

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    Default how do i go about removing a steering colum

    as title i need to get a new one as mine is bent

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    Got a Haynes manual ?

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    Remove dash, there are two vertical bolts at the top holding the column to the bracket on the shell. One is a simple bolt the other needs drilling out

    Support bracket halfway down - you will see what I mean, undo the bolt

    Then remove the pinch bolt where the column meets the rack at the UJ and tap the column upwards and off.

    As Edd says, a Haynes Manual will explain in more detail

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    You can take the column out without removing the dash

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    Makes it a lot easier with it out though plus mines out at the minute so I couldn't have said for certain anyway

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    Dash can stay in..

    A sharp thin chisel to shock the shear bolt head loose..

    Shear bolt will turn out easily after that..

    Dead easy..

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    can you buy a new colum tho

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    probably not now, good second hand one is the way forward

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    ernie would use a hammer and if that didnt work a bigger hammer

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    Don't ask baxter how he'd get it out

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