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Hi ej here !. remove cover plate on the bottom of the dash then unplug the connectors go under the hood and remove the bolts that connect steering gear and the shifting rod then go back inside unit and take loose the bolts holding the tilt wheel make sure someone holds the wheel so it will not fall on you.

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depending on the year Im sure it varies, but for my 86 you simply take off the horn cover, and unscrew the six screws that hold it on to the column. get yourself a steering wheel puller and its self explanatory from there.

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Disconnect steering rack from base of column

Remove the under dash trim below the column

Disconnect wiring, but you may find some of the connectors easier to get at once to column is loose

Undo the the bolts holding the column to the dash and fire wall

Wiggle and pull gently watching for wire etc to get hung up.

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Pull the Air Bag Fuse and use a Steering Wheel Puller available from Auto Parts Store. It's usually just a single nut in the center and the steering wheel is press fit, so it will not be possible to pull it off without the puller tool. Getting to the nut in the center sometimes is easy, just pop off the shroud, other times, damage may occur to the shroud and horn mechanism, so try to find a picture of the steering column before you begin. The dealer lets you look at steering wheel components on a parts drawing, and sometimes that is helpful, however a Shop Manual for your specific make and model car would be better.

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