1995 Chevrolet Camaro "steering assembly car" Questions

...steering colum assembly and help on removing the steering wheel http://www.autozone.com/addVehicleId,1092003/initialAction,repairGuide/shopping/repairGuide.htm?pageId=0900c152800992c4 this should ...

...steering wheel on a 76 camaro ? I have been told there are 3 star bolts behind the turn signal assembly that work their way loose . Sounds easy but I cannot find a schematic to verify this. Thanks ...

...steering wheel assembly. once you remove the steering lock plate you will be able to steer it. Then disconnect shift linkage on transmission and put manually into neutral.You will need the manual in ...

...steering column on my 95 Camaro. I think I smell something like plastic burning, but that may be my imagination. Everything seems to work. Nothing seems hot to the touch. What could this be and is it ...

...steering wheel, ignition cylinder and the round plastic part from under the wheel removed. I can see the switch but cant quite get at it yet. It is easier for me to drop the column... Good Luck! The ...

...steering wheel ,i guess is the deluxe one the horn assem. on wheel is black center with two black buttons for horn On most early U.S. cars the horn button only provides a ground for the horn relay , ...

...signal will not work on 1996 camaro. Hazard lights work fine replace the turn signal switch assembly. This will involve removing the airbag and steerwheel as the assenbly is under the steering

...steering wheel it will turn over but it has really jammed now If you can remove the ignition lock assembly and take it to a locksmith they can rekey it for about $20.00.With age the pins in the lock ...

steering wheel puller to do this. also there is a small ring that holds the horn assembly and pressure plate on the shaft that you need to remove as well. once you remove these items the phillips head

...Steering assembly loose...6-8 in. slack. (1987 Camaro) Steering wheel loose...to point where car will not start. No power to the battery. Ignition rack is bent so much the actuator rod which engages ...