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Old 10-21-2016, 09:58 AM
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Mystery solved. Has 2 rivets. I hope that's all that's holding it. Good thing I didn't give that dash decal away.

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Drill them out and install the correct rubber grommet Ronnie, and replace that dash decal
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Looks like to me, the grommet will cover the lower one and a new decal will hide the other one.




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Yes, and I have all the dash grommets and the decal. I just hope who ever made this mess didn't weld it also. I don't have a torch, and don't know what to do if it is?
Got it out. Drilled the 2 rivets and it fell out. Installed a new grommet in the dash, and now just have to put the steering column back in.
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Drilled out the 2 rivets and that piece just fell off. Installed a new grommet in the dash, now just have to put the new steering column in.

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Looking good Ronnie!
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Now I need a clip. I have it marked in red. Where can I get some?





OK, No answers? I got 2 of the retainer rings on the way from CCS, and a new thrust washer and washers. We will see if that makes this old girl seem like it has power steering. I just don't believe it? AND, Thanks to Todd for the picture. I have looked at them many times messing with this steering column mess.
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Do you have the plastic ball bearing holders or are the bearing cups just stuffed full of ball bearings?

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What's wrong with your snap rings Ronnie?

Why don't you post pics of your parts instead of using Todd's pics?
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[QUOTE=J-Mech;397107]What's wrong with your snap rings Ronnie?


1.There were two of those plastic holders there. Can't I remove them, and just use the bearing cups? The plastic is old and worn.

2.I only have one, and need two.

3.Todd's picture is much better than any I have. And I did give Todd credit for his wonderful clear picture Johnathon.
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