Re: Steering Wheel Puller(Now the rest of the Story)

[dodge440@xxxxxxx]

Sorry, I have a 1965 Dodge Coronet 500. Console Automatic Shifter.

Jim
On Oct 9, 2011, at 7:36 PM, Jacob Fox wrote:

I pretty much stay on eBay at work, I think if I'm not mistaken, I saw  
a couple of auctions with the washer and nuts for the steeringwheels.  
I always look up 63 and 64 dodge I don't remember which it was under.  
I'll do a search and see if I can find something. If not ima take a  
look in my shop, I know I have a few from Chevys and a newer dodge,  
I'll have to compare to what I have on mine. I dont know what car you  
have if that matters.

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On Oct 9, 2011, at 6:30 PM, dodge440@xxxxxxx wrote:

> Hello BAM Fans,
>
> Yesterday was busy to say the least. A lot of yard work and football.
>
> I decided to finish pulling the steering wheel about half time  
> during the Nebraska game. With the TV in the garage on and  
> everything was ok until I right before the wheel popped off. I got  
> so wrapped up in the game I for got to turn the nut about a 1/2 to 1  
> full turn to remove it before popping the wheel off. I turned the  
> puller about a 1/4 turn with the nut still attached. I was hardly  
> applying any pressure at all. Now the nut appears to to have the  
> final threat, the shaft likewise, stripped or out of kilter. The  
> shaft head does not seem to be mushroomed.
>
> My question is what size nut, internal diameter, and number of  
> threads? I know it takes a 3/4 inch wrench but I can not find the  
> shaft and thread count in my 1965 Parts Book.
>
> The part number shows up as 145-032, found the number under 19-30-0  
> sub section 19-30-18. When I check the Standard parts Section (page  
> 18-4), It show several hex Nuts but this part number is not listed  
> under any of the hex nuts, nor is the washer. My washer is ok. So I  
> do not know the diameter and number of threads per inch.
>
> Where can I get a new nut, any parts store?, and what size Tap and  
> Die do i need to use to clean up the threads on the end of the post.
>
> Any advise is good advice.
>
> Well at least the Corn Huskers won.
>
> Jim
>
> 1965 Coronet 500 440CI
>
>
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