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What size bolts fit into the steering wheel that would attach to the puller?
Thanks in advance.
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Bill, I had to tap the existing holes in the hub of the steering wheel where the two legs of the horn button enter. I used a 10-32 tap, then I used long screws and a home-made puller.
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I tried using a 10-32 bolt. It appears to be about the right diameter but the wrong thread. I was thinking I might have to tap it. Thanks.
Bill
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The screws to attach the puller to the steering wheel are typically 5/16"18 or M8-1.25, with some 1/4"-20 or M6-1.0 in use as well.
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rbl2,
The holes are not tapped. You will have to cut threads in the holes so you can use the 10-32 machine screws. Will probably also need one or more washers on the screw head depending on the puller (so the screws done pull through the puller arms).
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Everything has been removed, rebuilt, re-installed and adjusted. I have yet to drive it but I already know there are adjustment problems. I'll find out tomorrow.
Bill
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