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Is there a difference between the 2wd tilt steering column and the 4wd tilt column. I found one for a 2wd but I have been reading information that makes me suspect they are different. Sure would like to put it in my crewcab.
the tilts are all the same. the 2 wheel drive has a ragjoint right on the end of the column. the 4 wheel drive uses an extension at the bottom of the column to the ragjoint. ford did this so they would only have to make one length steering column. good luck, hawkrod
>Is there a difference between the 2wd tilt steering column
>and the 4wd tilt column. I found one for a 2wd but I have
>been reading information that makes me suspect they are
>different. Sure would like to put it in my crewcab.
I you have both columns then you should have most everything you need to do the swap I swaped a column from a econline van in my 76 crew cab I use the intermidet shaft from the stock column and a ujoint from flaiming river to combine the two like the 2wd shaft the van had a rag joint at the bottom I just cut it off I hope to have Pics in my gallery soon of my box and steering shaft
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