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Colnago_Man

posted on 14/7/07 at 01:30 PM Reply With Quote
Sierra Steering Column

Hello,
Trying to fit my steering column at the minute but I cannot get the spring in the middle to compress enough to place any sort of pressure on the lower thrust bearing. The crush tube/stalk section is push down as far as it goes so the top bearing is sat nicely on the taper.
Am I missing something here? I've attached a couple of pics so you can see the spring is loose on the column.
Thanks
http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/photos.php?action=showphoto&photo=4column.jpg


[Edited on 14/7/07 by Colnago_Man]

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Paul (Notts)

posted on 14/7/07 at 06:30 PM Reply With Quote
It's a long time since I fitted mine but seem to remember that the steering wheel when fitted pulls the lower section up to compress the spring -- As I said its a long time ago so dont rely on this...

Paul

[Edited on 14/7/07 by Paul (Notts)]

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big_wasa

posted on 14/7/07 at 08:20 PM Reply With Quote
I cant see from your pic, has the coloum got a nut or bolt to hold the steering wheel on ?

If its a bolt then you have the inner coloum from an ajustable coloum and the washer is in a differant place by about 25mm

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Colnago_Man

posted on 16/7/07 at 03:14 PM Reply With Quote
Yes, it has a bolt on the top...
Oh dear, so I have a mis-match of parts? Which is easiest to get hold of? Another column or another stalk assembly?

Thanks
John

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