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> Locking steering column...???, is this a necessity???
Mueller
post May 25 2004, 10:59 AM
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currently locking mechanism broken*, if one never planned to park on a hill, should one bother fixing it?

as an anti-theft device, the steering wheel can be unlocked if enough force is used (I've done it by cranking on the wheel without too much effort)

*can turn wheel with key out of ignition
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campbellcj
post May 25 2004, 09:24 PM
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I deliberately removed the lock on my car, which I think is required by some santioning groups but regardless seemed like a good idea anyway.

If you ever need to suddenly turn off the engine at speed (i.e. fire, engine grenade, crash) then you DON'T want to lose steering! That was more my concern than failure/jamming of the lock, but I guess in a 30 year old car that could happen too.
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