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Steering column insulators
#1210138 03/24/2017 7:12 PM
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In looking at the picture in either my assembly or shop manual depicting the steering column bracket securing it to the underside of the dash in my 58 1/2 ton pickup, i noticed several pairs of "insulators" on the two pairs of bolts securing the bracket and the column to the bracket. Were these merely vibration dampeners or did they have something to do with the electrical system? Thanks
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nothing to do with the electrical system. they are just vibration isolators or insulators.

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