I tried separating the steering column at the firewall but for some reason it didn't want to fully separate from the pinion. I took the bolt all the way out; didn't help.
This leads me to the next issue - my horn hardly ever works. Is there a "good" method to troubleshoot this?
Steve
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> RE: [anzhonda600owners] steering
> wheel misaligned on column
> Hi
> Steven;
> Removing the three bolts and wheel is normally not
> necessary. Just bump the steering wheel from under side or rock the > wheel nback and forth to remove it from the shaft. Then just reseat > it. But, my question is why is your steering wheel like that in the > first place?
> Bill
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> > On Behalf Of
> > Steven
> > Michelsen
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> > group - 2cylinderhondas; Honda group - anzhonda600owners > > Subject:
> > [anzhonda600owners] steering wheel misaligned on column
> > The steering wheel on my coupe is not aligned
> > correctly. It is set 90 degrees counterclockwise from where it should > > be. I finally took the wheel off, and discovered that I cannot fix it > > unless I went even further, and remove and reset the "steering wheel > > foundation" (item #6 in my picture). See this picture that > > illustrates my problem.
> > http://www.honda600coupe.com/steering_wheel_issue.jpg
> > Does the steering wheel foundation just "come
> > off"? And if so, will it let me spin it 90 degrees? Or must I do > > something even more drastic to get this problem fixed? And I wonder > > how my steering wheel ended up like this anyway?
> > Steve
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