Cant get middle spark plug out of 1999 sanoma streeing colum in way

Your carb is it flooding or main relay on top of the left side of streeing colum or try to advance timing ck vacuum leak

There is no spark plug in the steering column so you don't need to change that one.

if you have a floor shift and the replacement has a colum shift..you can use the colum and remove the pin that holds the shift arm on..it comes out with a pin remover .. just tap it down and out..the arm slides out..then use as normal..

Look for the switch on the transmission housing or case. Should be a 2 wire connector for the switch. I don't know of any mounted on the steering column, but wouldn't be the first time I was wrong.

I would like to help you with your problem. However, I have no idea what "streeing" is. If you meant to say STEERING, I would recommend that you check your belt tension and power steering fluid level.

These steering columns are not all that hard to work on. You will need a steering wheel remover, then a lock plate remover (can rent for free at autozone), that is the piece under the steering wheel. Once you remove these pieces you can access the 3 torx screws that hold the upper part of the column tight to the bottom of the column. You will need to use loctite on these bolts!

you need to find out if its comming from the pump, steering colum, or hose and where ever you lind the leak replace that part.

Yes, it will fit.Years that fit are 89 to 94.Appearance may be different it steering wheel between a chev or gmc,but wiring should be a exact fit.Other differences in columns are column shift(auto)w/tilt or w/out tilt wheel or floor shift(standard)w/tilt or w/out.

you need to get a new steering column in there asap. i had one do that to me and it ended up breaking on me

check for clogged catalytic converter