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Between the earth and the sky
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Chesapeake, VA
Posts: 822
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I need to get this @$%&* steering wheel off!
I put one of the cheapy (IMO) Grant steering wheels in my bucket. I cant begin to tell you how much easier it became to drive my truck with my 6'5" 265 frame with a much smaller wheel. Anyway I tightened it down WAY to far, I didnt put the signal light cancel thing on, and the horn always blows (I have since straight wired a horn) so I screwed something up there too. I want to take it off and start over, BUT I tried to do that the first time and couldnt get holes to line up for the use of the steering wheel puller I have. What in the he!! do I need to do to get this adapter off? Drill a hole in it? Maybe use a different type of puller? This is the wheel I
![]() It looks like something like this MIGHT work: but before I go buying things I'd like some input. ![]()
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![]() Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: San Francisco
Posts: 4,780
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Re: I need to get this @$%&* steering wheel off!
Yes that puller will work if you have the screw holes in the adapter.. That is what I usually use to pull steering wheels and seems to work everytime...
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