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Old May 17, 2005 | 01:57 PM
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well, i need to take off the steering column metal cover so i can clean and paint them.... is it possible... also, how do i take the trun signal/wiper levers off......

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Turn signal levers on 1969 through 1976 standard (non-adjustable) steering columns are held in place by a screw. You must remove the steering wheel and hub to get at the screw.

T&T steering columns from 1969 through 1976 have a turn signal lever with threads on the end. It screws directly into a post inside the column head.

1977 and later columns have a plug-in lever. Just pull straight out on the lever.

The entire column head can be disassembled if you want. I am not sure as to what cover you are refering to. There are complete disassembly instructions posted at www.corvettefaq.com

Select Standard or T&T Steering Column; download Papers #1, #2, & #3; then download Pics #1, #2, & #3. There is a blowup picture available for either steering column as well.

This should fix you up.

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thanks.....

i'll see if i can do it without breaking anything...

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