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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Camaro / May 2005

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1970 Camaro steering column adjustment ?

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Lux Interior - 27 May 2005 20:34 GMT
Guys, I run a 1970 Camaro and have noticed the steering column has play
along it's axis ( you can pull it towards you and push it away ). This
movement is about half an inch and I would very much like to adjust it for
no play if possible. So if anybody knows if this can be done and how I'd be
thankful for a post back to this group. For info the steering wheel is tight
on the column.
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
Regards,

Steve de Sainte Croix.
England.
I'm Right - 28 May 2005 15:45 GMT
it needs rebuilt

> Guys, I run a 1970 Camaro and have noticed the steering column has play
> along it's axis ( you can pull it towards you and push it away ). This
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> Steve de Sainte Croix.
> England.
ElectroPig - 28 May 2005 22:15 GMT
> it needs rebuilt
>
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> > Steve de Sainte Croix.
> > England.

 Got to agree there, rebuilding the column is your best option, as I feel
it's also safe to assume that there's not a great wealth of usable scrap
'70's lying about your local auto haulaway.
Cy Welch - 29 May 2005 17:59 GMT
>>it needs rebuilt
>>
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> it's also safe to assume that there's not a great wealth of usable scrap
> '70's lying about your local auto haulaway.

You know, if it's at all like my Chevys that I had from around the same
time, there is a clamp that rides against the tube in the engine
compartment that keeps that from happening.  I have seen lots of them
where this tube (plastic or something like that) has worn and the clamp
must be loosened and moved up to remove the play.  That may or may not
be a pretty permanent fix for the problem.  But that worked on my 71
Vega, which shared a lot of technology types with other Chevys of the time.

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