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Remove the steering column cover and the bottom dash cover underneath the steering column.
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Use a screwdriver to remove three screws holding the steering column cover. One screw is hidden by the steering column adjuster lever. Pull the top steering column cover off.
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To access the screw for the lower dash cover, take out the change assembly to the left of the steering wheel.
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Remove the lower cover.
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Remove the four, 10 mm fasteners from the metal shield around the column.
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With the fasteners removed, remove the two Phillips head screws and pull the shield off. Now you should be able to remove the lower steering column cover.
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Remove the lower part of the steering cover by removing the three plastic screws towards the floor board.
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Take the metal retainer off of the steering column and you should be able to remove the plastic cover.
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If the steering wheel can’t be moved, you will have to remove the ignition switch from the column so the steering wheel moves freely.
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Remove the two 10 mm fasteners on the top of the steering column to remove the ignition switch. 11
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Rotate the steering wheel until you can access the fasteners on the steering column underneath the dash.
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Disconnect any electrical connections from the steering column to the car.
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Remove the last four 10 mm fasteners that are holding up the steering column.
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Pull the steering column from the car.
