Steering Column-Console Shift: Disassembly
- Remove the steering column (3C529). Refer to COLUMN .
- Remove the ignition switch (11572).
- Remove the screws.
- Remove the ignition switch.
- Remove the bearing retainer (3D681).
- Remove the lock housing bearing (3E700).
- Remove the lock gear (3E717).
- Remove the sensor ring.
- Remove the lower bearing spring.
- Remove the sensor ring.
- Remove the lower bearing tolerance ring from the shaft.
- Remove the two tilt pivot screws.
- Remove the lock cylinder housing and shaft assembly from the actuator housing (3F723).
- Pry up on the lock actuator lever (LH) (3D653) using a shop fabricated tool.
- Remove the position spring (3D655).
- Remove the turn indicator cancel cam.
- Remove the snap ring.
- Remove the upper bearing spring (3520).
- Remove the bearing sleeve (3518).
- Remove the lower bearing tolerance ring (3L539).
- Slide the steering column shaft in toward the lock cylinder housing (3511).
- Slide the steering column bearing tolerance ring from the steering column shaft and remove the shaft.
- Using a suitable punch, remove the lower bearing (3517) from the lock cylinder housing.
- Use a suitable punch to remove the bearing from the lock cylinder housing.
- Remove the lower bearing and sleeve.
- Remove the lower bearing retainer (3D681).
- Remove the three bolts.
- Remove the lower bearing retainer.
- Remove the upper lock lever actuator (3E715) and the lower lock lever actuator.
- Remove the ignition lock cylinder lockout lever.
- Remove the lock actuator lever return spring.
- Using a pin punch, remove the pin and lock actuator lever.
- Using a pin punch, remove the pin and locking lever cam.
- Using a pin punch, remove the pin, tilt locking levers and springs.
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of serious personal injury, read and follow all warnings, notes and instructions in the steering column removal and installation procedure.
CAUTION:
Carefully note the position of the steering column lock gear, bearing and retainer prior to removal.
WARNING:
Steering column position spring is under tension and can come out with great force.
NOTE:
Do not remove the tilt lock levers if not required.