A schematic for a 1969 Dodge steering column can be found in an automotive repair manual. Chilton is a popular manufacturer of this type of manual.
A person can get an exploded diagram of the steering column shifter for this car in its maintenance manual. It can also be found in the repair manual.
The first Column ignitions switch was introduced on GM cars in 1968 for the 1969 Model year...Ford and Chrysler introduced it in 1969 for the 1970 model year..
Go to the library and get a chiltons repair manual for your year, it will be the same column as the regular chevelle.
Probably at the driver's side firewall next to the steering column It hangs under the dashboard to the right of the steering column parallel to the floorboard. It uses cylindrical glass fuses like most vehicles of the era.
it will fit but you will need to drill out an ignition switch hole unless you also transfer over the 69 steering column.
No one, as there is no such thing as a 1969 Dodge Challenger
There was no Dodge Challenger in 1969, 1970 was the first year.
You can convert manual to power steering on a 1969 Camaro. the steering box will need to be changed, and a pump and brackets as well as fluid lines will need to be added.
First, disconnect your battery, now, if you open the hood, you will find a flexible couplig about half way to the bottom of the column, you can unbolt that, then, sitting inside the car, under the dash you will find a U shaped brace fastenig the column to the underside of the dash, (it usually has 2 bolts, but depending on the model may have 4), then you must detach the wirng plug (for the turnlights and horn, it is close to the U shaped brace). then remove the two screws in the back of the steering wheel which hold the sterering wheel padding, once removed, there is a circular sliding switch which activates the horn at the center of the wheel, be sure to detach the wire fastened to the steering wheel which comes through the steering column.
The dodge charger came out in 1966.
Remove the belt from your 1969 Chevy power steering pump. Remove the power steering pump hoses. Remove the power steering pump retaining bolts. Reverse the process to install your new power steering pump.
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