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Old 01-03-2017, 05:20 PM   #1
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Steering Wheel install help

I took the aftermarket wheel off about 5 years ago when I started by build and didn't take very good pics. I am trying to go back to a stock type wheel and bought the repo wheel, horn button and install kit. I think I am still missing some parts or maybe need to reuse some of the parts that were removed. Can someone help with a link or some directions for how to put this together? Thanks,

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Old 01-03-2017, 07:08 PM   #2
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Re: Steering Wheel install help

Place part 2 from picture 1 on the column shaft then put the wheel on. But I need to see the bottom of that part to ensure it doesn't have a tapered end.

Then tighten down the wheel and install part 1, 2, 4 and 3 in that order from picture 2 with the bag of screws. Part 3 should now be springy and activate the horn. Part 2 from picture 2 goes in with the raised portion outward.

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Old 01-03-2017, 07:10 PM   #3
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Install the turn signal switch before you do anything...
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Old 01-03-2017, 07:17 PM   #4
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Re: Steering Wheel install help

http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/cb/full.aspx?Page=141 look at this and you should be able to put it all together, looks like you need the little spring plunger contact that goes in item 2 of your first pic you will use item 2....item 7 on the lmc truck page, looks like you may have to buy the kit(item 7) and like randy 500 said, install the turn signal lever before you do anything, and you will use the spring that is in your first picture also, you will re-use the nut and washer that you should have removed from your old wheel that screws onto the steering shaft

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Old 01-03-2017, 07:40 PM   #5
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http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/cb/full.aspx?Page=141 look at this and you should be able to put it all together, looks like you need the little spring plunger contact that goes in item 2 of your first pic you will use item 2....item 7 on the lmc truck page, looks like you may have to buy the kit(item 7) and like randy 500 said, install the turn signal lever before you do anything, and you will use the spring that is in your first picture also, you will re-use the nut and washer that you should have removed from your old wheel that screws onto the steering shaft
Its a tilt column so your right he will need a spring under the horn contact but that spring is not the right one, I think its for that K-mart steering wheel. The right spring is not conical and is much heavier wire and goes over the steering shaft first.
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Old 01-04-2017, 12:02 AM   #6
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horn contact kit #8 on the lmc page is what you need, not kit 7....and Randy 500 is right , not the right spring in your pic, is there a heavy spring on the shaft already?
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Old 01-05-2017, 05:53 PM   #7
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Place part 2 from picture 1 on the column shaft then put the wheel on. But I need to see the bottom of that part to ensure it doesn't have a tapered end.

Then tighten down the wheel and install part 1, 2, 4 and 3 in that order from picture 2 with the bag of screws. Part 3 should now be springy and activate the horn. Part 2 from picture 2 goes in with the raised portion outward.
Thanks Randy, yes the plastic piece #2 has a tapered end and when I put it on the shaft it won't let the wheel go on far enough to engage the splines. I have ordered the correct on for a tilt column.
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horn contact kit #8 on the lmc page is what you need, not kit 7....and Randy 500 is right , not the right spring in your pic, is there a heavy spring on the shaft already?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the spring contact kit #8 is included in kit #7 which is what I bought. What I am not seeing here is the larger spring. The one I have is conical but I guess that is not correct for this tilt column, is that right? Here is the page I am looking at on the LMC page: http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/cb/full.aspx?Page=141

BTW, thanks to everyone for your help, I really appreciate it.
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Old 01-05-2017, 06:11 PM   #9
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Place part 2 from picture 1 on the column shaft then put the wheel on. But I need to see the bottom of that part to ensure it doesn't have a tapered end.

Then tighten down the wheel and install part 1, 2, 4 and 3 in that order from picture 2 with the bag of screws. Part 3 should now be springy and activate the horn. Part 2 from picture 2 goes in with the raised portion outward.
Randy when you say that #2 goes in with raised portion outward you mean cupped side down, domed side out, right?
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Its a tilt column so your right he will need a spring under the horn contact but that spring is not the right one, I think its for that K-mart steering wheel. The right spring is not conical and is much heavier wire and goes over the steering shaft first.
I will check on the old column to see if the heavy spring is still on it, but otherwise I don't have it. I am not seeing it listed in the LMC catalog either, does anyone have a part # for the correct one?
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