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Al L. in Wisc. 09-12-2009 03:32:11 216.226.92.151 32731 Report to Moderator	Mornin" I bought a puller and none of the bolts are correct for the steering wheel. My "vast" assortment of bolts ain"t wright sew i kan,t phigur out watt ciz eye kneed. Anyone got a clue, as I don"t other than appears coarse thread and most likely not metric that vintage. Got"s ta get the wheel off in order to get at the cause of no horn/turn signal cancel. Thanks in advance for any input. Called yesterday about the where=abouts of a collector plate as current plate has June expiration, told it was mailed 09/09/09. Wow, yup, we need the gov"t. in charge of our organs, good grief. [Reply]  [No Email]
wickedsix 09-15-2009 20:37:20 209.183.51.131 32754 Report to Moderator	Re: '67 F100 steering wheel in reply to Al L. in Wisc., 09-12-2009 03:32:11   I had issues with my '67 when I got it. Over the years, people had used all different assortment of bolts to use a puller on. But on my brother in law's 70 F100, 2 of the bolts that came with the steering wheel puller fit no problem.   [Reply]  [No Email]
Billy Ky 09-12-2009 12:31:33 64.12.116.206 32734 Report to Moderator	Re: '67 F100 steering wheel in reply to Al L. in Wisc., 09-12-2009 03:32:11   you don"t need a puller to remove a ford steering wheel... i"ve pulled hundreds over the years and never used a puller...loosen the nut until even with shaft..put both knees under steering wheel pushing up..set brass hammer on shaft and strike brass hammer with a heavy ball pein... never had it fail and no damage either...   [Reply]  [No Email]
Kris Golden 09-12-2009 04:51:25 65.69.162.79 32732 Report to Moderator	Re: '67 F100 steering wheel in reply to Al L. in Wisc., 09-12-2009 03:32:11   your local auto parts store should be able to loan/rent you a puller designed just for steering wheels - good luck!   [Reply]  [No Email]