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Old 05-30-2019, 11:13 PM   #1
ThreeQuarter
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Closing the gap between steering wheel and column

I reassembled & reinstalled the steering column in my ‘68 C10 and this is what I got (see pic). How do I close this gap?

I’m still using the one-piece steering shaft. The only thing I’ve intentionally done different was to replace the steering gear & rag joint with ones from a ‘76 C10 (for the ratio). Everything else I believe I put together as it was before. So is the new gear & rag joint just that much longer, or do I have some other installation issue?
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