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differences in steering column shafts
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I see some columns with a splined end and some made to accept a squared shaft. Is this a year to year change or maybe the difference between a 4wd and 2wd column? Here's what I have, it's supposed to be from a 78-79, and I'm wanting to install it in my 76 2wd pickup. I'd like to know if it'll fit, before I take my steering shaft out. Thanks!
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The 78 I’m working on has a splined shaft. I’m pretty sure they changed to that style later on like 79 and newer.
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So it's not a 2wd versus 4wd thing? Thanks!
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As far as I can find they are just year specific. Don’t think 4 we makes any difference.
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Thanks!
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Your welcome. Just went though this a while back. I thought they were all the same and the Jeep steering shaft fit all squares. I was wrong and had to make a shaft work and ended up spending as much making the Jeep shaft work as buying the Borgeson one.
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This tilt should fit 73-83 as the w/wiper switch on dash w/high beam switch on the floor. I have some 87 that are still squared shaft, The bell cover top area on 73-77 column are splined and bolt clamps on the side spline notch.
Whereas the 78-91 column bell cover top area are D shaped and bolt goes throw the center. You should be able to see what one you have. |
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