Adjustable steering column clamp.

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Re: Adjustable steering column clamp.

#16 Post by Dolly-Dimple »

How does it work Dave? Do you pull / twist the release knob? Ive not dared touch mine, but I'm happy with the driving position so will prob just leave well alone!!

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Re: Adjustable steering column clamp.

#17 Post by matt of the vivas »

Undo the black knob a bit, and you can move the column up and down and in and out. Then tighten it up.
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#18 Post by Toledo Man »

The knob screws on to the thread of the bolt. Just unscrew it to loosen it for adjustment and tighten once it is in the desired position. These cars were well equipped in their day.
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