stripped steering wheel bolt

Old Sep 5, 2010 | 04:30 PM
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I have a 1985 chevy camaro z28 and the center bolt that holds the steering wheel on is now stripped. some of the threads are bent and messed up. the bolt looks like a regular bolt but it also has teeth on it to that slid into the steering wheel. My question is can i replace that bolt? and if so what is that part called and if not then what do i do because the nut acts like it is threading on and then it pops off.
 
Old Sep 9, 2010 | 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted by joe86
I have a 1985 chevy camaro z28 and the center bolt that holds the steering wheel on is now stripped. some of the threads are bent and messed up. the bolt looks like a regular bolt but it also has teeth on it to that slid into the steering wheel. My question is can i replace that bolt? and if so what is that part called and if not then what do i do because the nut acts like it is threading on and then it pops off.
if its a tilt column then that bolt is actually a part of the ball socket that connects about a 1/4 of the way down the column(right where it pivots), you would need that whole piece from another camaro, something that may be easier would be to buy a new*used* column and replace the whole thing

you can find write ups for dissasembling the third gen steering column, if you want i can PM you the link
 
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