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I have a 1989 Pontiac Firebird that has a loose steering column, how do
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Re: How do I fix a loose steering column?
i have the same problem. i took out my ignition cylinder to replace it, and i could not find out how to fix it. I think it is only a couple of screws that need tightening back there
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You have to take the column apart. Pull the steering wheel, turnsignal switch etc., ignition switch and the cover over the column. There are 3 screws near the joint in the column, they do tend to work themselves out after a while. Remove them one at a time, put locktite on them and put them back in. Remember to do this one at a time, if you remove all 3 at the same time you will have to fight with the springs that control the column angle, they are heavy springs and a bitch to reseat. Good luck.
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