STEERing wheel removal help!
Just unscrew the retaining nut most of the way (leave at least a couple threads on) and pull. The few threads left will help prevent you from hitting yourself when it pops off.
In worst case, rapidly pull the wheel back or rock it side to side while pulling back.
In worst case, rapidly pull the wheel back or rock it side to side while pulling back.
Why i work at the body shop just made one up. u use like a long bolt and you put the bolt through a peice of metal. the use grips ro hold it on the slow screw the bolt and it will pop off. I dont think you got any clue what i am talking about hard to explain if you seen it you would understand. good luck
I must take a different stance. You probably will be able to remove the wheel by pulling, tugging, shaking, but why take any chances on these "old" cars. Use a steering wheel puller, that's why they make them. A cheapo will probably cost $10/15 and you'll have it off in no time, plus have it to use again. I'm sure you could rent, or get a loaner from the parts store. I had a 10AE and wanted to remove the wheel. I was going to get rid of it when done, so I did the above. Never came off. Walked into garage and got puller. Off in 2 minutes.
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Oh and I forgot, before you pull it, if you are putting it back on afterwards, get a magic marker and draw a line on the shaft and matching line on the steering wheel.
That will help you re-install the wheel back in the correct position.
That will help you re-install the wheel back in the correct position.
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