64 ranchero

frank long island

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how does the steering column come out is it a tube do i need to remove the wheel this is an automatic column shift / manuel steer car
 
Someone here will know, but if you searched the falcon sites you probably could get an answer. I used to be on ranchero USA, they have alot of falcon/ranchero guys. Mark
 
You should just have to remove your steering wheel, Pitman Arm from bottom of box, undo the throughbolts that go through the body into the box. Disconnect the wiring harness, undo connection for auto shifter , undo clamp which holds column to the dash, remove plates that cover and seal floor around column and thats about it...I think.
And be careful of your hoodlining and back window while you try to manipulate the column out through your door
John.
 
Hold it , had a better look at your question....forget about removing the box, just have to undo the ****** selector, nut and bolt that clamps outer tube to steering box shaft, column tube to dash clamp , plates on floor and steering wheel ....not sure if you`ll slide it up over steering box shaft without removing as a whole unit though.
 
Not sure on this model but most of the time you remove the shaft with the column by disconnecting it at the steering box. Should be a clamp or rag joint at steering box/column junction.
 
how does the steering column come out is it a led tube do i need to remove the wheel this is an automatic column shift / manuel steer car

I think there is an automatic column shift but I could be wrong . My friend has one though


Someone here will know, but if you searched the falcon sites you probably could get an answer. I used to be on ranchero USA, they have alot of falcon/ranchero guys. Mark


Yeah. Thats a great idea. I will going to check this too.
 
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Sorry, I misunderstood your question. I thought you were asking how to remove the whole steering column. Yes, I believe you have to remove the wheel from the SHAFT before in can be removed from the TUBE. I memory serves me there is a clip at the top of the shaft holding the bearing in.
 
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