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#1231309 08/21/2017 8:09 PM
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In a 1958 Apache 1/2 ton, where does the wire in the steering column terminate in the column or does it go to the cup? If it goes to the cup where does it terminate there?

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all years it's attached to the upper mast bearing case - like so

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Flxible #1231322 08/21/2017 9:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Flxible
all years it's attached to the upper mast bearing case - like so

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I see, I made a mistake whats the easiest way to get the upper bearing out of the steering column while the column is in the truck?


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