steering columns- cherokee to wrangler?
04-14-2004, 02:06 PM
#11
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Re: steering columns- cherokee to wrangler?
GM uses the same Saganaw steering column so you have a large choice for
colors, tilt, etc. at the wreckers..
Mike
Daudi wrote:
>
> Ah. Yes. My wrangler is a 1987. The cherokee being parted out is early
> 90's I believe. I actually haven't asked because the idea just recently
> occured to me.
>
> Wrangler's use GM steering columns?
>
> Mike Romain wrote:
>
> > You need to give us some years and makes.
> >
> > Apparently they changed the column from the Saganaw unit every GM van,
> > Camaro, Chevette and pickup uses in the mid 90's to something else. One
> > person that doesn't usually have accurate info says it was in 94, but I
> > would suspect the change was with the TJ, not in the middle of the
> > production run of the YJ's.
> >
> > The GM units are a fast easy swap. A couple bolts under the dash, a
> > couple at the firewall and one spline bolt outside the firewall. You
> > pull and out it comes.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
> >
> > Daudi wrote:
> >
> >>The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> >>in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> >>when driving.
> >>
> >>I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> >>when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> >>separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> >>more difficult to arrange.
> >>
> >>I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> >>interchangable?
colors, tilt, etc. at the wreckers..
Mike
Daudi wrote:
>
> Ah. Yes. My wrangler is a 1987. The cherokee being parted out is early
> 90's I believe. I actually haven't asked because the idea just recently
> occured to me.
>
> Wrangler's use GM steering columns?
>
> Mike Romain wrote:
>
> > You need to give us some years and makes.
> >
> > Apparently they changed the column from the Saganaw unit every GM van,
> > Camaro, Chevette and pickup uses in the mid 90's to something else. One
> > person that doesn't usually have accurate info says it was in 94, but I
> > would suspect the change was with the TJ, not in the middle of the
> > production run of the YJ's.
> >
> > The GM units are a fast easy swap. A couple bolts under the dash, a
> > couple at the firewall and one spline bolt outside the firewall. You
> > pull and out it comes.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
> >
> > Daudi wrote:
> >
> >>The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> >>in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> >>when driving.
> >>
> >>I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> >>when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> >>separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> >>more difficult to arrange.
> >>
> >>I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> >>interchangable?
04-14-2004, 02:06 PM
#12
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Re: steering columns- cherokee to wrangler?
GM uses the same Saganaw steering column so you have a large choice for
colors, tilt, etc. at the wreckers..
Mike
Daudi wrote:
>
> Ah. Yes. My wrangler is a 1987. The cherokee being parted out is early
> 90's I believe. I actually haven't asked because the idea just recently
> occured to me.
>
> Wrangler's use GM steering columns?
>
> Mike Romain wrote:
>
> > You need to give us some years and makes.
> >
> > Apparently they changed the column from the Saganaw unit every GM van,
> > Camaro, Chevette and pickup uses in the mid 90's to something else. One
> > person that doesn't usually have accurate info says it was in 94, but I
> > would suspect the change was with the TJ, not in the middle of the
> > production run of the YJ's.
> >
> > The GM units are a fast easy swap. A couple bolts under the dash, a
> > couple at the firewall and one spline bolt outside the firewall. You
> > pull and out it comes.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
> >
> > Daudi wrote:
> >
> >>The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> >>in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> >>when driving.
> >>
> >>I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> >>when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> >>separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> >>more difficult to arrange.
> >>
> >>I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> >>interchangable?
colors, tilt, etc. at the wreckers..
Mike
Daudi wrote:
>
> Ah. Yes. My wrangler is a 1987. The cherokee being parted out is early
> 90's I believe. I actually haven't asked because the idea just recently
> occured to me.
>
> Wrangler's use GM steering columns?
>
> Mike Romain wrote:
>
> > You need to give us some years and makes.
> >
> > Apparently they changed the column from the Saganaw unit every GM van,
> > Camaro, Chevette and pickup uses in the mid 90's to something else. One
> > person that doesn't usually have accurate info says it was in 94, but I
> > would suspect the change was with the TJ, not in the middle of the
> > production run of the YJ's.
> >
> > The GM units are a fast easy swap. A couple bolts under the dash, a
> > couple at the firewall and one spline bolt outside the firewall. You
> > pull and out it comes.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
> >
> > Daudi wrote:
> >
> >>The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> >>in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> >>when driving.
> >>
> >>I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> >>when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> >>separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> >>more difficult to arrange.
> >>
> >>I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> >>interchangable?
04-14-2004, 02:06 PM
#13
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Re: steering columns- cherokee to wrangler?
GM uses the same Saganaw steering column so you have a large choice for
colors, tilt, etc. at the wreckers..
Mike
Daudi wrote:
>
> Ah. Yes. My wrangler is a 1987. The cherokee being parted out is early
> 90's I believe. I actually haven't asked because the idea just recently
> occured to me.
>
> Wrangler's use GM steering columns?
>
> Mike Romain wrote:
>
> > You need to give us some years and makes.
> >
> > Apparently they changed the column from the Saganaw unit every GM van,
> > Camaro, Chevette and pickup uses in the mid 90's to something else. One
> > person that doesn't usually have accurate info says it was in 94, but I
> > would suspect the change was with the TJ, not in the middle of the
> > production run of the YJ's.
> >
> > The GM units are a fast easy swap. A couple bolts under the dash, a
> > couple at the firewall and one spline bolt outside the firewall. You
> > pull and out it comes.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
> >
> > Daudi wrote:
> >
> >>The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> >>in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> >>when driving.
> >>
> >>I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> >>when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> >>separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> >>more difficult to arrange.
> >>
> >>I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> >>interchangable?
colors, tilt, etc. at the wreckers..
Mike
Daudi wrote:
>
> Ah. Yes. My wrangler is a 1987. The cherokee being parted out is early
> 90's I believe. I actually haven't asked because the idea just recently
> occured to me.
>
> Wrangler's use GM steering columns?
>
> Mike Romain wrote:
>
> > You need to give us some years and makes.
> >
> > Apparently they changed the column from the Saganaw unit every GM van,
> > Camaro, Chevette and pickup uses in the mid 90's to something else. One
> > person that doesn't usually have accurate info says it was in 94, but I
> > would suspect the change was with the TJ, not in the middle of the
> > production run of the YJ's.
> >
> > The GM units are a fast easy swap. A couple bolts under the dash, a
> > couple at the firewall and one spline bolt outside the firewall. You
> > pull and out it comes.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
> >
> > Daudi wrote:
> >
> >>The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> >>in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> >>when driving.
> >>
> >>I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> >>when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> >>separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> >>more difficult to arrange.
> >>
> >>I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> >>interchangable?
04-14-2004, 03:39 PM
#14
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Re: steering columns- cherokee to wrangler?
Are you talking about the steering column seems loose inside?
You might be able to take it partially apart and tighten up those offending
loose bolts.
I have done that to my 82 Wagoneer and I think my 88 XJ was similar when I
repaired damage due to an almost theft.
Cheap and fast fix IF you have a few specialized tools.
Now if you are talking about that joint/pivot in the engine compartment
area.......don't read the above! ;-)
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
"Daudi" <Daudi@bounce.net> wrote in message
news:8b5eee5e0430ad96df7febf513905e48@news.teranew s.com...
> The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> when driving.
>
> I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> more difficult to arrange.
>
> I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> interchangable?
>
You might be able to take it partially apart and tighten up those offending
loose bolts.
I have done that to my 82 Wagoneer and I think my 88 XJ was similar when I
repaired damage due to an almost theft.
Cheap and fast fix IF you have a few specialized tools.
Now if you are talking about that joint/pivot in the engine compartment
area.......don't read the above! ;-)
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
"Daudi" <Daudi@bounce.net> wrote in message
news:8b5eee5e0430ad96df7febf513905e48@news.teranew s.com...
> The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> when driving.
>
> I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> more difficult to arrange.
>
> I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> interchangable?
>
04-14-2004, 03:39 PM
#15
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Re: steering columns- cherokee to wrangler?
Are you talking about the steering column seems loose inside?
You might be able to take it partially apart and tighten up those offending
loose bolts.
I have done that to my 82 Wagoneer and I think my 88 XJ was similar when I
repaired damage due to an almost theft.
Cheap and fast fix IF you have a few specialized tools.
Now if you are talking about that joint/pivot in the engine compartment
area.......don't read the above! ;-)
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
"Daudi" <Daudi@bounce.net> wrote in message
news:8b5eee5e0430ad96df7febf513905e48@news.teranew s.com...
> The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> when driving.
>
> I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> more difficult to arrange.
>
> I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> interchangable?
>
You might be able to take it partially apart and tighten up those offending
loose bolts.
I have done that to my 82 Wagoneer and I think my 88 XJ was similar when I
repaired damage due to an almost theft.
Cheap and fast fix IF you have a few specialized tools.
Now if you are talking about that joint/pivot in the engine compartment
area.......don't read the above! ;-)
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
"Daudi" <Daudi@bounce.net> wrote in message
news:8b5eee5e0430ad96df7febf513905e48@news.teranew s.com...
> The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> when driving.
>
> I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> more difficult to arrange.
>
> I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> interchangable?
>
04-14-2004, 03:39 PM
#16
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Posts: n/a
Re: steering columns- cherokee to wrangler?
Are you talking about the steering column seems loose inside?
You might be able to take it partially apart and tighten up those offending
loose bolts.
I have done that to my 82 Wagoneer and I think my 88 XJ was similar when I
repaired damage due to an almost theft.
Cheap and fast fix IF you have a few specialized tools.
Now if you are talking about that joint/pivot in the engine compartment
area.......don't read the above! ;-)
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
"Daudi" <Daudi@bounce.net> wrote in message
news:8b5eee5e0430ad96df7febf513905e48@news.teranew s.com...
> The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> when driving.
>
> I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> more difficult to arrange.
>
> I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> interchangable?
>
You might be able to take it partially apart and tighten up those offending
loose bolts.
I have done that to my 82 Wagoneer and I think my 88 XJ was similar when I
repaired damage due to an almost theft.
Cheap and fast fix IF you have a few specialized tools.
Now if you are talking about that joint/pivot in the engine compartment
area.......don't read the above! ;-)
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
"Daudi" <Daudi@bounce.net> wrote in message
news:8b5eee5e0430ad96df7febf513905e48@news.teranew s.com...
> The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> when driving.
>
> I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> more difficult to arrange.
>
> I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> interchangable?
>
04-14-2004, 03:39 PM
#17
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Posts: n/a
Re: steering columns- cherokee to wrangler?
Are you talking about the steering column seems loose inside?
You might be able to take it partially apart and tighten up those offending
loose bolts.
I have done that to my 82 Wagoneer and I think my 88 XJ was similar when I
repaired damage due to an almost theft.
Cheap and fast fix IF you have a few specialized tools.
Now if you are talking about that joint/pivot in the engine compartment
area.......don't read the above! ;-)
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
"Daudi" <Daudi@bounce.net> wrote in message
news:8b5eee5e0430ad96df7febf513905e48@news.teranew s.com...
> The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> when driving.
>
> I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> more difficult to arrange.
>
> I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> interchangable?
>
You might be able to take it partially apart and tighten up those offending
loose bolts.
I have done that to my 82 Wagoneer and I think my 88 XJ was similar when I
repaired damage due to an almost theft.
Cheap and fast fix IF you have a few specialized tools.
Now if you are talking about that joint/pivot in the engine compartment
area.......don't read the above! ;-)
later,
dave AKA vwdoc1
"Daudi" <Daudi@bounce.net> wrote in message
news:8b5eee5e0430ad96df7febf513905e48@news.teranew s.com...
> The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
> in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
> when driving.
>
> I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
> when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
> separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
> more difficult to arrange.
>
> I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
> interchangable?
>
04-14-2004, 08:37 PM
#18
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Re: steering columns- cherokee to wrangler?
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 13:10:04 GMT, Daudi <Daudi@bounce.net> wrote:
>The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
>in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
>when driving.
>
>I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
>when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
>separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
>more difficult to arrange.
>
>I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
>interchangable?
Mine developed the same problem so I rebuilt it myself and it wasn't
that bad a job if you are patient. You will need a lock ring
compressor a pivot pin puller and a basic steering wheel puller, I
found all these tools at a local automotive shop. Mine was loose and
got worse when I did the 1" body lift, extending the streering shaft
exagerated the problem. I took mine apart documenting each step with
the digital camera and had only one problem, I bent the lock plate and
it rubbed when I turned corners but it was an easy fix.
These are step by step how to's
http://www.necoa.org/article95.html
http://www.gnttype.org/techarea/susp..._steering.html
http://www.ifsja.org/tech/steering/column.shtml
This is for a Fero but the column was the same as the one in my 87 YJ
http://www.fieros.de/en/articles/steering.html
Pictures of tools required.
http://www.skywaytools.com/autopg1.html
http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/Sh...AT387_pg17.htm
>The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
>in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
>when driving.
>
>I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
>when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
>separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
>more difficult to arrange.
>
>I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
>interchangable?
Mine developed the same problem so I rebuilt it myself and it wasn't
that bad a job if you are patient. You will need a lock ring
compressor a pivot pin puller and a basic steering wheel puller, I
found all these tools at a local automotive shop. Mine was loose and
got worse when I did the 1" body lift, extending the streering shaft
exagerated the problem. I took mine apart documenting each step with
the digital camera and had only one problem, I bent the lock plate and
it rubbed when I turned corners but it was an easy fix.
These are step by step how to's
http://www.necoa.org/article95.html
http://www.gnttype.org/techarea/susp..._steering.html
http://www.ifsja.org/tech/steering/column.shtml
This is for a Fero but the column was the same as the one in my 87 YJ
http://www.fieros.de/en/articles/steering.html
Pictures of tools required.
http://www.skywaytools.com/autopg1.html
http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/Sh...AT387_pg17.htm
04-14-2004, 08:37 PM
#19
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Re: steering columns- cherokee to wrangler?
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 13:10:04 GMT, Daudi <Daudi@bounce.net> wrote:
>The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
>in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
>when driving.
>
>I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
>when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
>separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
>more difficult to arrange.
>
>I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
>interchangable?
Mine developed the same problem so I rebuilt it myself and it wasn't
that bad a job if you are patient. You will need a lock ring
compressor a pivot pin puller and a basic steering wheel puller, I
found all these tools at a local automotive shop. Mine was loose and
got worse when I did the 1" body lift, extending the streering shaft
exagerated the problem. I took mine apart documenting each step with
the digital camera and had only one problem, I bent the lock plate and
it rubbed when I turned corners but it was an easy fix.
These are step by step how to's
http://www.necoa.org/article95.html
http://www.gnttype.org/techarea/susp..._steering.html
http://www.ifsja.org/tech/steering/column.shtml
This is for a Fero but the column was the same as the one in my 87 YJ
http://www.fieros.de/en/articles/steering.html
Pictures of tools required.
http://www.skywaytools.com/autopg1.html
http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/Sh...AT387_pg17.htm
>The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
>in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
>when driving.
>
>I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
>when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
>separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
>more difficult to arrange.
>
>I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
>interchangable?
Mine developed the same problem so I rebuilt it myself and it wasn't
that bad a job if you are patient. You will need a lock ring
compressor a pivot pin puller and a basic steering wheel puller, I
found all these tools at a local automotive shop. Mine was loose and
got worse when I did the 1" body lift, extending the streering shaft
exagerated the problem. I took mine apart documenting each step with
the digital camera and had only one problem, I bent the lock plate and
it rubbed when I turned corners but it was an easy fix.
These are step by step how to's
http://www.necoa.org/article95.html
http://www.gnttype.org/techarea/susp..._steering.html
http://www.ifsja.org/tech/steering/column.shtml
This is for a Fero but the column was the same as the one in my 87 YJ
http://www.fieros.de/en/articles/steering.html
Pictures of tools required.
http://www.skywaytools.com/autopg1.html
http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/Sh...AT387_pg17.htm
04-14-2004, 08:37 PM
#20
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Re: steering columns- cherokee to wrangler?
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 13:10:04 GMT, Daudi <Daudi@bounce.net> wrote:
>The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
>in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
>when driving.
>
>I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
>when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
>separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
>more difficult to arrange.
>
>I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
>interchangable?
Mine developed the same problem so I rebuilt it myself and it wasn't
that bad a job if you are patient. You will need a lock ring
compressor a pivot pin puller and a basic steering wheel puller, I
found all these tools at a local automotive shop. Mine was loose and
got worse when I did the 1" body lift, extending the streering shaft
exagerated the problem. I took mine apart documenting each step with
the digital camera and had only one problem, I bent the lock plate and
it rubbed when I turned corners but it was an easy fix.
These are step by step how to's
http://www.necoa.org/article95.html
http://www.gnttype.org/techarea/susp..._steering.html
http://www.ifsja.org/tech/steering/column.shtml
This is for a Fero but the column was the same as the one in my 87 YJ
http://www.fieros.de/en/articles/steering.html
Pictures of tools required.
http://www.skywaytools.com/autopg1.html
http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/Sh...AT387_pg17.htm
>The adjustable steering column in my wrangler is very loose; sloppy down
>in the pivot, the joint. I am worried that it may come apart some day
>when driving.
>
>I've had the steering wheel come off a car when driving (long, long ago
>when we bought cars for $50) but that was easy to put back on. A
>separated U-joint down inside the steering column seems like it would be
>more difficult to arrange.
>
>I can find a steering column from a parting out cherokee. Are they
>interchangable?
Mine developed the same problem so I rebuilt it myself and it wasn't
that bad a job if you are patient. You will need a lock ring
compressor a pivot pin puller and a basic steering wheel puller, I
found all these tools at a local automotive shop. Mine was loose and
got worse when I did the 1" body lift, extending the streering shaft
exagerated the problem. I took mine apart documenting each step with
the digital camera and had only one problem, I bent the lock plate and
it rubbed when I turned corners but it was an easy fix.
These are step by step how to's
http://www.necoa.org/article95.html
http://www.gnttype.org/techarea/susp..._steering.html
http://www.ifsja.org/tech/steering/column.shtml
This is for a Fero but the column was the same as the one in my 87 YJ
http://www.fieros.de/en/articles/steering.html
Pictures of tools required.
http://www.skywaytools.com/autopg1.html
http://www.drivewerks.com/catalog/Sh...AT387_pg17.htm
