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Old 04-25-2006, 04:00 PM   #1
chevykevy
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Steering shaft/ column question

I currently have an automatic steering column with a one piece steering shaft which goes to a manual steering box on my 68. I would like to put power steering with the two piece steering shaft. Is there a overall length difference with the two shafts? Can I leave my column in place, remove the shaft, and replace the steering box and use the two piece shaft inside of my column?

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Old 04-25-2006, 05:41 PM   #2
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Re: Steering shaft/ column question

ChevyKevey - Yes. It would probably be easier to convert if you took it out but I think you can do it without removing the column.

I think I would do it in this order:

1. detach shaft at manual box

2. remove manual box

3. remove steering wheel and push out long shaft

4. install upper shaft being careful with the NS/REV switch

5. install PS box

6. install intermediate shaft

7. ENJOY

Not too sure on order of 5 or 6 - whatever works best. I think it would be easier to get things lined up without the intermediate in the way.

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