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01NoBoot.jpg
2151 hits | 42.85 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

The boot was torn & degraded, so I removed it earlier. It's not available from Ford, but I found on...
02Cylinder.JPG
2752 hits | 45.41 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

First, remove the lock cylinder by turning the key to RUN, then pressing the release button through ...
03CylRem.JPG
2413 hits | 45.28 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

This is the button. When the key is rotated, the button will be forced back out.
04TiltLevr.JPG
2118 hits | 43.05 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

Using the provided flats, unscrew the tilt lever.
05ShroudScr.JPG
1967 hits | 47.86 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

Remove the 3 lower shroud screws. It may not be necessary to remove the knee bolster.
06HiddenScr.JPG
1999 hits | 38.31 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

If this screw is installed, remove the knee bolster & then the screw.
07Wire.JPG
2948 hits | 60.77 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

Trace the Transmission Control Switch (TCS) wire from the shift lever to its connector, & disconnect...
08WireRoute.JPG
3017 hits | 71.25 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

Trace the Transmission Control Switch (TCS) wire from the shift lever to its connector, & disconnect...
11WireOut.jpg
2419 hits | 66.25 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

Remove the wire from its guides & retainers.
09PinTop.JPG
2231 hits | 59.59 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

This is the shift lever pin. The knurled end just below the head retains it in the pot metal castin...
10PinBot.JPG
1914 hits | 56.61 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

Push the pin out to remove the lever.
12PinDrive.JPG
1945 hits | 54.77 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

It may be necessary to tap the pin out with a small hammer & drift.
13LeverOut.JPG
1826 hits | 58.51 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

The lever can now be removed from the shifter tube.
15BootLever.JPG
1826 hits | 50.69 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

Feed the TCS wire through the boot & install the boot onto the lever.
16LeverOn.JPG
1807 hits | 47.82 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

Install the lever & pin, and then clip the boot down.
17BootOn.JPG
1743 hits | 63 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

Ensure that the wire is routed clear of any moving parts, and connected.
18TiltLever.JPG
1547 hits | 29.86 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

Reinstall the column shrouds, knee bolster, lock cylinder, & tilt lever.
19Finished.JPG
1545 hits | 45.36 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

Finished
Column1.JPG
1848 hits | 48.26 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

Column32.jpg
1564 hits | 43.05 KB | Posted: 1/28/06

Column 96 L.JPG
1631 hits | 49.22 KB | Posted: 2/3/06

Column 96 R.JPG
1537 hits | 49.85 KB | Posted: 2/3/06

SteeringColumn92-up.JPG
6308 hits | 99.14 KB | Posted: 10/8/06

This is actually an F150 diagram, so it doesn't have the vacuum switch that some car columns have, b...
ClockSpringRemoval.jpg
1905 hits | 40.57 KB | Posted: 2/3/06

Clock Spring Removal
ClockSpringExploded.jpg
2152 hits | 56.62 KB | Posted: 2/3/06

Clock Spring Exploded
Don't take the clock spring apart - it's not serviceable or repairable.
IgnitionRodTilt.JPG
1798 hits | 73.2 KB | Posted: 3/30/06

'92-up steering columns use a plastic gear rack between the lock cylinder & the ignition switch.
SteeringColumn92.JPG
2311 hits | 48.94 KB | Posted: 10/14/07

'92-up Steering Column Disassembly
See this diagram for a list of all parts.
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