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larrynjeri · 08-26-2008, 03:47 AM

Try a local locksmith, they have the proper tools and know were to find the parts. The column is just loose, but rarely there are to many parts to replace. If ever in Temecula area I have a employee that will repair in less two hours, with new bearings and return springs. My 92 is still tight so, won't go there. Just left Newell had complete PM on coach. The guys did a great job, pricey but better than paying twice. Prevost Car in Mira Loma doesn't do, they charged a friend almost 700$ to repair his ignition switch, ouch.

Larry
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08-26-2008, 03:47 AM	#5
larrynjeri Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 16	Steering Column Try a local locksmith, they have the proper tools and know were to find the parts. The column is just loose, but rarely there are to many parts to replace. If ever in Temecula area I have a employee that will repair in less two hours, with new bearings and return springs. My 92 is still tight so, won't go there. Just left Newell had complete PM on coach. The guys did a great job, pricey but better than paying twice. Prevost Car in Mira Loma doesn't do, they charged a friend almost 700$ to repair his ignition switch, ouch. Larry 283 __________________ 1992 45' 06 Hummer 03 Valkrie