| BillW810 | -- 01-09-2019 @ 11:19 AM |
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I bought a 1939 Ford Tudor project. Not really a basket case but a lot of the details were not on the car. I was trying to get the column lock to work. I notoced that the column had 2 openings near where the lock is. One is a rectangle the other has round ends. Which one goes at the top. The lock works either way but I figure it was designed that way for a reason. Thanks, Bill Slow progress is better than no progress!
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| Chris.NZ | -- 01-09-2019 @ 11:47 AM |
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Rectangle on the bottom - to allow the bolt that tightens the assembly to pass through. Top hole allows clearance for the the lock plunger This message was edited by Chris.NZ on 1-9-19 @ 11:48 AM
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| BillW810 | -- 01-09-2019 @ 1:18 PM |
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Thanks. Bill Slow progress is better than no progress!
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