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Think this was helping her steering response?
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The PO really had a screw loose 
M_Pied_Lourd
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Scarey Eh!
Cheers,
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Cheers,
Tush
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Yeah - that may be the least of your worries!
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Nice! Good ground for the horn too.
I'd recommend replacing the lower coupler with the metal one from a TR6 if you can find a good used one and are not at stickler for original. I believe you may have to use a TR6 lower steering column shaft as well.
Scott
I'd recommend replacing the lower coupler with the metal one from a TR6 if you can find a good used one and are not at stickler for original. I believe you may have to use a TR6 lower steering column shaft as well.
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You didn't buy the car in Puerto Rico did you, from someone that Dale knows only too well?