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harryf · 08-07-2008

Well done to Chris at Highwood. He's still my first choice for parts for both my 105's.

If steering wheel is tight you can use a hairdryer to heat up the steering wheel boss and a freeze spray on the inner spigot to help it free off (expand the outer & contract the inner).

I remember on one Bulletin Board that removing the steering wheel on a 105 was described as one of the worst jobs to do if its stiff, so good luck. It may come easy.

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harryf AO Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Surrey Posts: 486 Member car: 156 +'72 GTV+'71 Spider	Re: Great Service Well done to Chris at Highwood. He's still my first choice for parts for both my 105's. If steering wheel is tight you can use a hairdryer to heat up the steering wheel boss and a freeze spray on the inner spigot to help it free off (expand the outer & contract the inner). I remember on one Bulletin Board that removing the steering wheel on a 105 was described as one of the worst jobs to do if its stiff, so good luck. It may come easy.