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Location: washington
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Installing a square body tilt in a 70's style truck
How difficult is it to Install a square body tilt in a 70's style truck. Is it even doable or more hassle than it's worth? Just ignoring the fact the key is in the column.
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Location: Roseville, CA
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Re: Installing a square body tilt in a 70's style truck
Should not be a problem EXCEPT for the connection of the column wiring to vehicle harness. How's it going to start ? I'm sure someone has figure it out on this web site. To me not worth the hassle.
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Join Date: Dec 2017
Location: Elkhart, Texas
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Re: Installing a square body tilt in a 70's style truck
Not hard at all, it's been done many times.. Use a readily available adaptor harness to connect the column harness to the main under dash harness. You can either reroute the ignition switch wiring to connect to the column mounted switch or just leave the factory dash mounted ignition switch in place. If your column has the column mounted dimmer switch, it can be wired into the wiring harness also. Junk yard steering shafts and Borgenson couplers will connect the shaft to the steering box.
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