I found a 73 cougar/Mustang column. Would that work?
I don't care it is looks right visually, I just want to get this car on the road then worry about cosmetics.
The way I see it is you wouldn't have to swap parts... just take some off the auto column so they don't get in the way.
Can I use an auto column aND take off the shifter parts that I can get to without taking it completely apart. Of course the other option is to fix...
Does anyone know where I can get a new steering column for my 1973 mercury comet. Non-column shift, does not have to have turn signal or wiring,...
And it would be nice if it already had the lock assembly inside of it. I don't care about the key since I have a new one to put in it. From where...
I have finally given up on this steering column. Does anyone know where I can get another one? Non-column shift, does not have to have turn...
It's the right part. I can stick a screwdriver in where the tongue of the key goes and I can only turn the same amount as when the key is in...
I took out the bolts but it still won't come off. I can pry on it and it will give a little but that's it. Am I supposed to take the little clip...
The cover that my finger is resting on is the one I would like to get off.
How do you get that whole assembly out like it is in the second pic?
If I could get the cover off that the rod goes under to the top of the column I could probably find the problem but I don't know how to get it off.
I have taken that rod out to make sure that wasn't the problem. It still does the same thing.
My car is a manual. That's why I said "if I had a column shift"
I have the new key in and it still has the same problem. I have disconnected the rod that goes to the steering switch all together and it still...
I poured water down the cowl vents and nothing came into the cab. I also pulled up the carpet and and the floors look solid. I think the only rust...
How do you adjust the rod and is that just another word for the steering lock because an earlier reply told me to adjust that but I don't know how...
Thanks guys I was able to get the old one out and I am now waiting on a new one.
I will pull the carpet and look at the floors and pour some water down the cowl vents (are those the grooves under the windshield?) I already plan...
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