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Old May 12th 05, 02:08 PM
Papa
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Do I need a steering wheel puller for my MK1 Cabbie? Thanks.


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Old May 12th 05, 02:42 PM
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Papa wrote:
> Do I need a steering wheel puller for my MK1 Cabbie? Thanks.


Probably not. VW uses a straight spline not a tapered spline. A good
smack from behind with your hands should pop it loose. Careful not to
smack yourself in the nose with the wheel

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Old May 12th 05, 04:13 PM
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Dang, that hurt!! Just kidding. Thanks, Nate.


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Old May 13th 05, 02:17 AM
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"N8N" > wrote in message
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>
> Papa wrote:
>> Do I need a steering wheel puller for my MK1 Cabbie? Thanks.

>
> Probably not. VW uses a straight spline not a tapered spline. A good
> smack from behind with your hands should pop it loose. Careful not to
> smack yourself in the nose with the wheel


put the nut back on a few turns before pulling so it acts as a stop in case
the wheel suddenly pops loose.


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Old May 19th 05, 04:28 PM
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Matt B. wrote:
> "N8N" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
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> > Papa wrote:
> >> Do I need a steering wheel puller for my MK1 Cabbie? Thanks.

> >
> > Probably not. VW uses a straight spline not a tapered spline. A

good
> > smack from behind with your hands should pop it loose. Careful not

to
> > smack yourself in the nose with the wheel

>
> put the nut back on a few turns before pulling so it acts as a stop

in case
> the wheel suddenly pops loose.


Nut size is 24 mm, which is almost exactly 15/16". I know because I
had to enlist a tire iron for the job . . . not difficult, but heed the
advice above.
H2Only

 




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