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Old 02-28-2013, 12:22 PM   #5
ChevyCruizer
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Re: Need help identifying tilt column spring

I set the spring into its location inside the column with a thick glob of grease to hold it there. then work the tip of the shifter into place while putting some pressure on the spring. Finally keep applying pressure to the spring and align the shifter with its locating pin and drive the pin into place. You might need a buddy to use a hammer and drive the pin down, but I have been able to do it alone before.

Thanks, John
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