first take the cover for the horn off. there will be a large nut in the center. take that off. there is also three screws around it. take those off and remove the ring they hold on. take a steering wheel puller and connect it onto the steering wheel. turn the center bolt clockwise until the steering wheel comes off. to reinstall the steering wheel, you just have to press it on by screwing the big nut back on.
I replaced the ignition cylinder (switch) on my '87 which is basically the same truck. It was pretty simple once I used a steering wheel puller to remove the steering wheel . I don't remember exactly how it was done but I followed the instructions in the haynes manual to remove the steering wheel column cover. There were a few lock rings and bolts to remove but it was pretty straightforward. Sorry I can't give any more detailed instructions.
you need a steering wheel puller.
This requires basic mechanical skills and a steering wheel puller set.Remove the cover for the centre of the steering wheel. This will either pop off by pulling or turn of by turning 30 to 45 Degrees to left. There will probably be a wire that needs to be unplugged underneath.There may be safety clip at the top of the steering column shaft in the centre of the wheel, it will need to be removed.The nut will need to be backed off, do not use the steering wheel lock to hold the wheel while you crank on the nut.Be sure to mark the shaft and wheel so you can reinstall at the correct spot.Use the puller set and the correct bolts from the set to remove the wheel.
Just bang your head off the steering wheel and then use a hack saw. If you do not like this method then learn how to do this simple step or pay someone to do it for you.
If it has tilt steering, you must pull steering wheel, plate, and lift up turn signal switch to access three torx screws. Remove one at a time, apply locktite and tighten. Reverse procedure. If it is not a tilt wheel, then you may have a worn bearing or a loose center steering wheel nut. Must inspect.
To repair a horn on the 1978 Chevy pickup, first check to make sure the wiring is correct. Then, remove the steering wheel cover in order to check to be sure the wiring is connected to the steering wheel.
On a 1978 Chevy Cheyenne truck, the ignition switch is typically located on the steering column, just behind the steering wheel. You can access it by removing the plastic cover around the column. The key slot will be positioned at the front of the ignition switch, allowing you to insert the key to start the vehicle.
REMOVE the assembly from the truck then knock the wheel astuds out then knock the hub off the rotor.
To remove the key cylinder from a 1978 Chevy Malibu, follow these steps: Disconnect the Battery: For safety, disconnect the negative terminal of the battery. Remove the Steering Wheel: Use a steering wheel puller to remove the steering wheel if necessary. Some models may not require this step if you have sufficient access. Remove the Steering Column Cover: Remove the screws or bolts securing the steering column cover and carefully take it off to expose the ignition switch assembly. Remove the Ignition Switch Assembly: Locate the ignition switch. There should be mounting screws or bolts holding it in place. Remove these fasteners and carefully take out the ignition Click Here : tinyurl .com/y8cvun7f
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If I remember correctly, there are a several bolts that come off, but then you need a steering wheel puller.
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