Created on: 2017-04-06
How to install and replace a broken, damaged, or cracked upper and lower steering column cover on a 98 Ford F-150
Phillips Head Screwdriver
Pick
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In this video, we're going to be working with our 1998 Ford F-150. We're going to show you how to remove and replace your vehicle's steering column covers.
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Here are the items you'll need for this repair: straight pick, Phillips screwdriver
Remove your ignition lock cylinder by turning the key to the run position and using a pick or another small, straight tool to push the detent ball and remove the cylinder from the column.
Remove the three Phillips head screws from the holes in the column using a Phillips head screwdriver. If you have a tilt steering column, tilt it all the way down and pop out this panel with your hands. Then, slide the panel out from behind the column. Tilt your column back up. Unscrew the tilt column lever if your vehicle has a tilt column. Then separate the steering column cover and remove it.
Reinstall the two halves of the steering column cover. Reinstall the three Phillips head screws. Reinstall your ignition cylinder. Turn it back, and remove the key. Reinstall the tilt column switch by screwing it back into its opening. Reinstall the rear cover. Snap it into place and your good to go.
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