Dcasole

So I finally figured out the wiring and now am going to install telescopic steering column in my 1LT Base .

(if anyone needs the schematic on how to build the harness and relay's that are needed let me know as the factory harness in a 1LT does not have what you need )

My column that I bought did not come with a clock spring but has a steering wheel position sensor . My plan is to transfer over my existing parts to the new column including my steering wheel positon sensor but I am not sure how to do this as I am confident that the wheel has to be in a certain position before mounting these components

Does anyone have the directions on how to install these two items

Thanks in advance


Dave

4SUMERZ

I have info based on a 2005, so I'm not sure if this holds true for the later models, or if this info will be of any help.
Here is also a thread on the steering column from last week or so.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...ng-sensor.html

http://fbdylvr.thruhere.net:9001/ser...did=865&evc=sm

http://fbdylvr.thruhere.net:9001/ser...did=865&evc=sm

http://fbdylvr.thruhere.net:9001/ser...did=865&evc=sm

http://fbdylvr.thruhere.net:9001/ser...did=865&evc=sm

Dcasole

LV thanks for posting , I can access the thread but cant access the links that start with http://fbdylvr.


Any info on the clock spring ?

Dave

jft69z

From GM eSI

Dcasole

Thank u

Dave

jft69z

You're welcome. There may be more drama to come, not sure.... Noticed that it may need some additional steps for the telescoping function calibration. Also included the steering sensor procedure.

Dcasole

Thank you again ... that is what I was looking for , those gremlins that jump out an bite you when you are not expecting it

Since my car is a 1LT, I don't have the memory function hence no ability to use soft stops so I can cross that off the list . I built a reversing circuit that uses the factory connector's , relays and switch on the column . works pretty good and looks just like the factory made it

The steering wheel sensor position and the ANGLE reset data is awesome ... I have a tech II so that will be no problem resetting

this is why I love these forums......

Dave

jft69z

This may be the link Paul (lvtour) was steering you towards. Unfortunately, it only goes to 2005, and when trying to copy specific pages it just doesn't seem to work well. You'll need to drill down to the vehicle & systems you're trying to work on.

http://fbdylvr.thruhere.net:9001/servlets/Home

4SUMERZ

Yes, that is what I have for the links.
They do copy but without the pictures. I can use a capture program to copy the pics, and put them where they belong with the text.

Thank You for helping Dave out with the info he needed.

jft69z

Hi Paul!

Every time I've tried to copy/past a hyperlink to a specific page from that site, it just seems to be a dead link a day or 2 later.

It's too bad because sometimes it will be a treasure hunt to someone unfamiliar with GM eSi. The good news is they'll tend to find a lot of other good info in their search

As far as copying entire article from that site, I just use 'print to .pdf' with win 10 and it puts it all there including pictures. Works just like the real eSI program in that regard. Only drawback is you can't really add more info like a Word doc.

Joe

Dcasole

Thank u both for the help ....I will let you know how I make out

Next is memory and heated seats , then with all I have already done to the car it will be a 3LT lol

I know ... people will say why did you just not buy a 3 LT .... because I love figuring this stuff out and working on my car

Dave