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maxwelj
post Nov 21 2025, 10:21 AM
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A question for the experts here(or anyone who knows the answer).. how do these pieces attach to the steering column/ clamshell? Do they just slide in ? I can’t seem to make them stay. 70 914/6.


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tygaboy
post Nov 21 2025, 10:30 AM
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Sorry I can't help with the "how". But I need a set of those. Are yours factory or did you find them reproduced? And if repro, where? Thanks for any help.
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post Nov 21 2025, 03:26 PM
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Sorry I can't help with the "how". But I need a set of those. Are yours factory or did you find them reproduced? And if repro, where? Thanks for any help.



I bought some very rough 3d printed ones from auto Atlanta. I do think a good 3d print of these would sell well
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