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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Corvette / January 2007

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tilt column question

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JCORVETTE 72&75 - 08 Jan 2007 13:02 GMT
my wifes cousin has a chevy van that was stolen and recovered..they
busted the hell out of the cloumn on the left side so they could get to
the slide mechanism which has the rod down to the wiring harness plug.
we were hoping to just get new parts and replace the column at the tilt
the question is.. is there a tool that seperates the tilt mechanism. we
cn see little pieces with threads inside.it must come apart somehow but
ive never seen a too for it or anything
thx for any info
jerome
Ken - 08 Jan 2007 15:43 GMT
> my wifes cousin has a chevy van that was stolen and recovered..they
> busted the hell out of the cloumn on the left side so they could get to
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> thx for any info
> jerome

Snap-on CJ 134, tilt steering wheel puller. The shop had one but I've
never used it We did several recovered stoled cars and found it easier
to replace the entire column with one from the local self-service
junkyard.

F**kin car thieves! No respect for other's property, they end up, if
ever caught, with a wrist slap and back stealing cars the next day.
Otta cut off their right hand!
'Key - 08 Jan 2007 21:26 GMT
> my wifes cousin has a chevy van that was stolen and
> recovered..they
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> thx for any info
> jerome

there are some locksmiths that can repair it for you.
they will have the needed tools.
note; you can run very well into a mess when you take the
column apart at the tilt section.
another solution is that you could go to a salvage yard
and purchase a used column for usually less than $100 bucks.

g'luck
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