1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88
October 18th, 2021, 08:14 AM
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71-76 Delta 88 and Ninety Eight are a direct fit. Not sure on the others as sometimes the shift collars are different to match contours of the dashboard.
What are you aiming to do? Upgrade to tilt?
If you currently have tilt and it's loose or wobbly, there are four screws below the turn signal mechanism that are known to get loose. They can be tightened up with a little disassembly.
What are you aiming to do? Upgrade to tilt?
If you currently have tilt and it's loose or wobbly, there are four screws below the turn signal mechanism that are known to get loose. They can be tightened up with a little disassembly.
October 18th, 2021, 02:30 PM
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Just Looking For A Replacement Having A Hard Time Finding The Right One
71-76 Delta 88 and Ninety Eight are a direct fit. Not sure on the others as sometimes the shift collars are different to match contours of the dashboard.
What are you aiming to do? Upgrade to tilt?
If you currently have tilt and it's loose or wobbly, there are four screws below the turn signal mechanism that are known to get loose. They can be tightened up with a little disassembly.
What are you aiming to do? Upgrade to tilt?
If you currently have tilt and it's loose or wobbly, there are four screws below the turn signal mechanism that are known to get loose. They can be tightened up with a little disassembly.
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