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HELP! burned wires- steering colum 72'59'Fury 11-26-2002, 05:30 PM Here's the deal. 1972' Coronet - I was driving down the street, and a puff of smoke came up around the base of the steering wheel. I noted the ampmeter swung to "discharge". The problem: How do I get the steering colum apart to rewire? I see no screws on the back side of the wheel, and the car is a 55,000 original mile beauty, so I don't want to start prying on things, with out a clue as to how to get her open. Anyone who has taken these apart, please respond... Thanks, 59'Fury :) KPR22 10-09-2003, 11:27 AM Here's the deal. 1972' Coronet - I was driving down the street, and a puff of smoke came up around the base of the steering wheel. I noted the ampmeter swung to "discharge". The problem: How do I get the steering colum apart to rewire? I see no screws on the back side of the wheel, and the car is a 55,000 original mile beauty, so I don't want to start prying on things, with out a clue as to how to get her open. Anyone who has taken these apart, please respond... Thanks, 59'Fury :) Same thing happened to me in my 69 Coronet. 59'Fury 10-09-2003, 12:33 PM Hey - must be a "factory flaw"! LOL! I did figure out that the plastic steering wheel center lifts out fairly easily - sort of a "snap together" thing - and this exposes the hub nut... but in a year, that's as far as I've gotten... one day soon, as my wife wants to start driving her "real" car again! So, what did you find when you got into yours, KPR22? Automotive Network, Inc., Copyright ©2012
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