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Steering Wheel Height Adjustment.

Yakult · 2009-06-24 09:52:49

I drive a 94 eg9 honda civic and this morning my mother managed to break the lever (its just hanging down and not gripping anymore) :mad:. Its pretty annoying because the steering moves up and down now when I steer sometimes and its a little off putting and been a tall enough guy when I go to clutch the lever is pretty…

24-06-2009 10:52am

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Yakult

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I drive a 94 eg9 honda civic and this morning my mother managed to break the lever (its just hanging down and not gripping anymore) :mad:. Its pretty annoying because the steering moves up and down now when I steer sometimes and its a little off putting and been a tall enough guy when I go to clutch the lever is pretty much blocking my movement.

Is it a diy job or will I have to bring it to a mechanic?

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#2 24-06-2009 1:25pm

Eric Cartman

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scrap yard job if your good with tools, its just a bot of metal on a ratched mechanism, scrap yards would definitley have cicivcs, should take no more than an hour of your time and 30 euro to fix

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