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Ballin on a budget
In the steering column is one of the places i wouldnt advise rigging something, i would make sure its all the way in and use the correct bolt
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if you can just get the tip of a screwdriver/punch into the bolt hole you might be able to pry it up carefully
yeah good thing I didn't go crazy on it hahaI don't think i would beat that on........ Could very easily damage steering column bearings, and the cam system for the turn signals.........
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I believe you disconnect at the gas cap and add the extension up there, you can put the truck in gear and see if it rolls, if so parking brake is free
Sorry you seem to be having so much trouble with this... too bad no BL members were closer to you.
Yeah it's a learning process I just hope the steering extension can work that would be a big PITA if it doesn't. I called performance acccessories tech support and the guy wasn't very friendly. his suggestion was to go to the junk yard and get another steering shaft rod and replace it. I'm not doing that, at least not yet. I have no clue how to replace that thing, I'd rather grind it down like 1/2 millimeter on each side to get it fit. Back to trying to get it to work in a little bit.
I hope the fuel filler hose isn't full of gasoline or causes a big leak either.
I don't think i would beat that on........ Could very easily damage steering column bearings, and the cam system for the turn signals.........
Sent from somewhere in MN
In the steering column is one of the places i wouldnt advise rigging something, i would make sure its all the way in and use the correct bolt
Thanks, so I feel better about taking a hacksaw to the rubber hose. Should be no problem then.As long as your truck isnt topped off there wont be any fuel in the filler hose