Airbag Steering wheel removal
#16
#17
Originally Posted by Topbob
Appreciate the info re: airbag/steering wheel removal; as others have said, good work.
Question: does steering wheel have a master spline or should it be marked for alignment before removal? Thanks.
My experience all comes from bad judgement; am still waiting for good judgement
Question: does steering wheel have a master spline or should it be marked for alignment before removal? Thanks.
My experience all comes from bad judgement; am still waiting for good judgement
I usually drive forward a few feet making sure the tires are straight instead of trying to straighten things up while parked to make sure there's no pressure in the steering components that might try and push the wheels one way, but that's just me.
#18
Originally Posted by cartmanea
Thanks! So the crash sensor always needs to be replaced? How about the one for the passenger side, is it okay since that side was deactivated by the dash switch?
#19
Originally Posted by Topbob
Appreciate the info re: airbag/steering wheel removal; as others have said, good work.
Question: does steering wheel have a master spline or should it be marked for alignment before removal? Thanks.
My experience all comes from bad judgement; am still waiting for good judgement
Question: does steering wheel have a master spline or should it be marked for alignment before removal? Thanks.
My experience all comes from bad judgement; am still waiting for good judgement
#20
In case it isn't obvious from the pics the cruise buttons just slide out towards where the horns used to be. I found this link about repairing the buttons and thought I would include it here.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...3l-diesel.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...3l-diesel.html
#21
It will only go back on one way.
Oooops! Followed a link to this thread, read it, and didn't notice the date!
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#22
replace the steering wheel lock plunger
Thanks,
Kevin
#23
No videos. I don't have an account to post them.
By locking plunger, do you mean the cylinder for the key, or the long bar with gears on the bottom that activates the whole thing as you turn the key. I got to replace the long bar with the teeth that is what the key turns on my wife's truck. I'll have to see what pictures I have of that if that's what you're looking for.
By locking plunger, do you mean the cylinder for the key, or the long bar with gears on the bottom that activates the whole thing as you turn the key. I got to replace the long bar with the teeth that is what the key turns on my wife's truck. I'll have to see what pictures I have of that if that's what you're looking for.
#25
It's time consuming but not that hard to do. I don't have the pics in this computer. I'll have to look through some back ups and see if I can find some photos.
I used to have these photos uploaded to my user gallery, but they decided to get rid of those and all the photos stored in them along with it. They've now moved on to albums or some such, but what's the point if that will change too without migrating all the old photos.
So you know how to get the steering wheel off, do you know how to remove the steering column cover? It's just 3 phillips screws in 3 of the 4 holes in the bottom side of the cover. Stick a screwdriver in there and you can remove them by feel. The bottom and top half of the cover separate and come off. To remove the key cylinder, there's a detent button (silver bb looking thing inside a hole) under the key cylinder. Stick the key in the ignition and turn to run, push the bb button, and pull the ignition cylinder out.
Then take things apart from there to get to that gear piece. I'll look for pictures and see what I can find.
I used to have these photos uploaded to my user gallery, but they decided to get rid of those and all the photos stored in them along with it. They've now moved on to albums or some such, but what's the point if that will change too without migrating all the old photos.
So you know how to get the steering wheel off, do you know how to remove the steering column cover? It's just 3 phillips screws in 3 of the 4 holes in the bottom side of the cover. Stick a screwdriver in there and you can remove them by feel. The bottom and top half of the cover separate and come off. To remove the key cylinder, there's a detent button (silver bb looking thing inside a hole) under the key cylinder. Stick the key in the ignition and turn to run, push the bb button, and pull the ignition cylinder out.
Then take things apart from there to get to that gear piece. I'll look for pictures and see what I can find.
#28
What size torx?
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