What to do if your steering column does not start?
What to do if your steering column does not start?
If the engine does not start up with a tilt column, try to move the column up and down to see if the engine starts up. While the key is in the ignition tumbler and the key is in the on position, try to pull out the key.
Can a Ford truck steering column be rebuilt?
New, used and reconditioned parts makeup our huge inventory to help you with your steering column repair needs. We now offer those hard-to-find Rebuilt Steering Columns for Ford trucks. These OEM Ford steering columns have been completely overhauled by a technician in our shop.
How many sets of instructions are there for replacing a steering column?
We have over 60 sets of STEP-BY-STEP instructions to help you repair any problem you might have with yoursteering column. Damaged steering columns from wear and tear or those just needing some special attention after years of service can be restored to fully functioning condition.
How to replace a steering column ignition tumbler?
Step 9: Use a dental tool to remove the locking pin from the ignition tumbler. On some models you may have to punch out the pin to the tumbler. Step 10: Pull out the ignition tumbler from the steering column. Reach in and pull out the rod from the steering column. Step 11: Remove the mounting screws under the column that hold on the actuator.
If the engine does not start up with a tilt column, try to move the column up and down to see if the engine starts up. While the key is in the ignition tumbler and the key is in the on position, try to pull out the key.
Can a steering column be rebuilt on a Ford truck?
Having the new rebuilt Ford steering column available before you start your job allows you to compare them to make sure it’s right. Simply transfer your column covers, your lock and key, the multifunction switch and your steering wheel and you’re done.
Step 9: Use a dental tool to remove the locking pin from the ignition tumbler. On some models you may have to punch out the pin to the tumbler. Step 10: Pull out the ignition tumbler from the steering column. Reach in and pull out the rod from the steering column. Step 11: Remove the mounting screws under the column that hold on the actuator.
How do you replace a steering column spring?
Step 20: Put the key into the ignition tumbler. Turn the key to the start position and use your straight dental pick to release the pin in the pin hole. Then gently remove the ignition tumbler from the steering column. Step 21: Take remove three plastic clips to take out the clock spring.
