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Posted by buickanddeerre on December 22, 2004 at 13:55:27 from (64.10.41.96):
In Reply to: Re: GMC/Chevy posted by Allan in NE on December 22, 2004 at 12:53:31:
The tilt steering on my GN did the same thing. Had to work under the steering lock, cruise/wiper/high low beam linkages after they were removed. The tilt pins were special. The accessable one pulled easy but the other I finally drove out with a punch instead of pulling it. Tightened the three screws with locktite after shoving the steering together again. Worked for two days than the steering lock linkage came undone. Gave up and had the local GM trained mechanic with the proper tools repair it in less than an hour. Had to go all the way to the bottom again. I wasted 1/2 a day and alot of temper.
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