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Is it normal for your steering wheel to rock from side to side this much? :roll:

(The last bit of the video is so you can all be impressed at how sweet and quiet my engine runs after my inept HG changing!!) :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Thats not normal lol. I would pop the horn bit off and see if the bolt is loose, I'm guessing that it might something abit further down the rack though.

Thats not normal lol. I would pop the horn bit off and see if the bolt is loose, I'm guessing that it might something abit further down the rack though.

Yeah, I think so, the whole steering column cover moves with it! How is the steering column secured to the chassis? I used to have an ax - it had a simple bracket and two bolts which sometimes came loose and gave the same effect.

fag on bro?

fag on bro?

How did you know?

Anybody know about the steering column?? I've had the shroud off but I couldn't see where it was attached.......

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Off the top of my head - there is a large pressed steel brace,that is a part of the bodyshell,spot welded to the bulkhead. Removing the instrument cluster will reveal this. The column is attached to that in some bolt-stylee way,but I've never removed one and so can only advise you get your tools out and have a good poke around :thumbsup:

can only advise you get your tools out and have a good poke around :thumbsup:

Ha ha! My trouble is I prefer talking about work to actually doing it!!

Can anybody tell me what the prongs look like on the tool for removing the instrument panel? Maybe I can make one from a wire coathanger? ;)

My uber-Pikey method involved brute force pulling the sides of the fascia apart and sticking a knife in one side to pull the clocks out... Otherwise I used a set of radio pins when changing the clocks on my mates car. They just need a bit of wiggling about. They are the realy simple wire pins though, so a coathanger would probably do!

Take the stalk/ignition barrel shroud off the column, and look for an allen bolt on the underside. It's head faces the drivers door sill (IIRC). Have look and see if that's tight. Mine was loose and the column, including the indicators stalks etc would move up and down by a few mill, although I can't remember it rocking from side to side though. It's not uncommon for these to work loose.

Take the stalk/ignition barrel shroud off the column, and look for an allen bolt on the underside. It's head faces the drivers door sill (IIRC). Have look and see if that's tight. Mine was loose and the column, including the indicators stalks etc would move up and down by a few mill, although I can't remember it rocking from side to side though. It's not uncommon for these to work loose.

Nice one, mate. I'll check it out!! :thumbsup:

Ta

mine was like that not as bad but still bad enuff and i tightened that allen key bolt up and its all good now

mine was like that not as bad but still bad enuff and i tightened that allen key bolt up and its all good now

Danke schöne, Herr GT!

Zis bolt I vill checken!

If it kaput ist, I vill ELIMINATE IT!!!!

Deine

Herr Yoghurt

Now she is good!

Thank you so much handsome, clever boys.

I am love you!

Senhor Yoghurto

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