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steering column I.D.

Discussion in 'Early CJ5 and CJ6 Tech' started by baljoint, Mar 29, 2014.

  1. Mar 29, 2014
    baljoint

    baljoint Member

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    came with a bunch of other stuff...length seems close for my saggy convert 1" x 48 spline at shaft side

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    Twin2

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    now this is a shot in the dark , but it kindof looks like the steering column used in a 80'ish chevrolet S10 blazer or pickup with a stick shift . the little lever just below key switch . had to be pushed down to turn cylinder back to remove key . auto's didn't have that
     
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    gibson-d@sbcglobal.net

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    Looks like a Jeep CJ column.
     
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    45es

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    I also think it looks like a S-10 column. Except for the fact that it is not a tilt column, it looks the same as the one I used in my conversion. The ignition switch and dash mounting bracket are the same as mine. Ed
     
  5. Mar 29, 2014
    nickmil

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    It's a regular manual transmission equipped Saginaw column as used in many, many different vehicles. Everything from Chevy Monza's and other cars to early S-10's to different types of Jeep vehicles. Even used in many AMC cars.


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  6. Mar 29, 2014
    1967 CJ5A

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    Looks just like the one in my friend's '76 CJ5.
     
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