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What a bear. Once I scraped the crap our of my knuckles getting the 10mm bolt back in on the pass side I thought I was home free. Not so fast, the timing to reset the light with grounding would have turned Ghandi into Hitler. I am glad that is over. BTW, some engineer had his head firmly planted up his butt with this design

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All good now?

Pete

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yup, well hold on.....@#$%$%%^^^%$$$###. Yup, all good NOW

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Awesome :thumbsup:

Pete

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with practice it can be done first time every time :D

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Ok, I'll bite. What is the infl fix? :confused:

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I believe he worked on the INFL REST otherwise known as the air bag system.

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Get back to me when you disassemble your steering column. There are a lot of things that I find enjoyment and satisfaction doing in the automotive hobby, but some of these repairs fall into the heater core category.

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Gotcha...


Speaking of which...is the steering knuckle difficult to replace on these cars? I've got a little steering wheel movement when you move it left to right from previous owners using it to pull themselves out of the car.

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Is it possibly the pin wearing in the steering column rather than the steering knuckle? Here is a link to Marc Haibeck's website on that subject: http://www.zr1specialist.com/HAT%20W...lumn%20pin.htm --Bob