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grayrace70 
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Joined: 24 Aug. 2014 Location: Austin tx Status: Offline Points: 56 |
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 Topic: steering wheelPosted: 30 Aug. 2014 at 11:13pm |
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What is the trick to getting one on???
My cj2a did not have one when I got, and I cant see to get the new one on, starts to go on but wont seat all the way. Any tips?? Thanks!
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carolinawillys
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Posted: 30 Aug. 2014 at 11:43pm |
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Make sure the splines are clean. A little file will clean out the gunk that may be preventing the wheel from sliding on all the way. Otherwise, lots of WD-40. Don't force it, you will never get it off. Good luck
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rocketeer
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Posted: 31 Aug. 2014 at 1:16pm |
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If you're still having problems a photo of the shaft end might help.
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johnnybravo
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Posted: 31 Aug. 2014 at 3:15pm |
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Maybe a photo of steering wheel splines, entry side. Don't forget never seize.
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Ret. USAR-Vet, 6-GPW's,, 1-M38 w/M-100, 1-47 WO "Jeep" 4X2 Wagon, several ruff CJ2&3A's, 1-CJ3B,
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ovrlnd
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Posted: 02 Sep. 2014 at 3:17pm |
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Apply antiseize when you install it. Makes it come off very easy in the future.
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