Is it hard to change a sterring wheel on a 65?
I currently have a wooden steering wheel...but it doesn't go with the rest of the all black interior.
So I bought a black Grant one (as well as the installation accessory kit).
I'm an idiot when it comes to stuff like this.
I was going to take it to a mechanic...he says he'll change it for $60.
I'd rather use that $60 for some pizza and beer instead...lol.
Can an imbecile like me swap the steering wheel?
I'll appreciate any step-by-step pictures as well.
Thanks!
So I bought a black Grant one (as well as the installation accessory kit).
I'm an idiot when it comes to stuff like this.
I was going to take it to a mechanic...he says he'll change it for $60.
I'd rather use that $60 for some pizza and beer instead...lol.
Can an imbecile like me swap the steering wheel?
I'll appreciate any step-by-step pictures as well.
Thanks!
You will probably need to barrow a 2 jaw puller.
but the process is
1) remove bolt
2)attach puller
3) remove wheel
4 stick on new wheel on straight and make sure horn contacts ride in appropriate slots on the bottom of the wheel as you tighten the bolt down
this is about as easy as it gets
-Gun
but the process is
1) remove bolt
2)attach puller
3) remove wheel
4 stick on new wheel on straight and make sure horn contacts ride in appropriate slots on the bottom of the wheel as you tighten the bolt down
this is about as easy as it gets
-Gun
$5. Not heavy duty, it would wear out in regular use, but it'll last you forever.

http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...6123_200396123

http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...6123_200396123
You will probably need to barrow a 2 jaw puller.
but the process is
1) remove bolt
2)attach puller
3) remove wheel
4 stick on new wheel on straight and make sure horn contacts ride in appropriate slots on the bottom of the wheel as you tighten the bolt down
this is about as easy as it gets
-Gun
but the process is
1) remove bolt
2)attach puller
3) remove wheel
4 stick on new wheel on straight and make sure horn contacts ride in appropriate slots on the bottom of the wheel as you tighten the bolt down
this is about as easy as it gets
-Gun



