My 95 F150 has over 200000 miles on it and the bearings are shot in the
steering column and the overdrive switch does not work. The switch
itself is good. A mechanic friend told me there is probably a broken
wire in the steering column. He recommended replacing the entire
steering column with one from a junk yard. I'd rather repair what I
have properly.
I believe I can handle the above problems, but my concern is that I
don't want the air bag to go off in my face, and I don't want to set a
code that I have no way to clear.
Information on how to remove and put pack the air bag as well as hints
on my other issues would be sincerely appreciated.
Steve Barker LT - 14 Dec 2006 14:34 GMT
Just disconnect the battery, then remove the screws from the back of it and
unplug it. It's not an ordeal.

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> My 95 F150 has over 200000 miles on it and the bearings are shot in the
> steering column and the overdrive switch does not work. The switch
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> Information on how to remove and put pack the air bag as well as hints
> on my other issues would be sincerely appreciated.
Jeff Strickland - 14 Dec 2006 19:28 GMT
Disconnect the battery before you start and the airbag will be fine.
Removing and installing the airbag is easy, there are four screws on the
back (instrument panel side) of the steering wheel. The bag only fits one
way.
> My 95 F150 has over 200000 miles on it and the bearings are shot in the
> steering column and the overdrive switch does not work. The switch
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> Information on how to remove and put pack the air bag as well as hints
> on my other issues would be sincerely appreciated.