They make simple & effective steering wheel pullers that use two bolts to apply
pulling pressure , then you hit the puller's center bolt hard once with a 32
oz. or larger hammer and the shock combined with the Kroil you sprayed on when
first you removed the horn button , pops it right loose .
DO NOT put tremendous pressure on it and make 100 % certain the two side bolts
have 8perfectly* matching pressure or you'll side load the splines and lock the
wheel into place .
-Nate
Tom wrote :
>
> Good morning. Happy Fathers's day.
>
> Any tips on how to remove steering wheel with damage?
>
> Tom
>
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