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JeffB54
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I am trying to install new steering wheel there is a large gap between hub and cover any one had this problem,i checked all the part #'s with the Tech's at grant they are OK.
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I had a similar problem with mine. I loosened the U clamp holding the column tube (near the steering box) and the two bolt clamp under the dash then pulled the tube up. Should help. Chuck in NH

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Thanks! I'll give it a try first light.Jeff
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MoonShadow (6/7/2008)
I had a similar problem with mine. I loosened the U clamp holding the column tube (near the steering box) and the two bolt clamp under the dash then pulled the tube up. Should help. Chuck in NH
  That did the trick! ThanksBigGrin


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