Steering Wheel nut size - Steering Wheels


what is the rachet size for a 2001 mitsubishi eclipse steering wheel nut?

Jul 31, 2010 by aaron j | Posted in Mitsubishi

I'm trying to remove my steering wheel to replace the turning signal switch, but I can't find the right ratchet?

... just take the cover off from the switch it self and you have access to everything.. taking the wheel off will cause problems.

T-82 305 | Jul 31, 2010

The nut size is 17mm and it's the socket size, not the ratchet the ratchet is the handle. Once the nut is off make a mark on the shaft and steering wheel with a chisel so you put it back together in the same place. To remove the steering wheel you may have to yank on the wheel on the top and bottom until the taper lets loose.
thebax2006 | Jul 31, 2010

What's my steering wheel's nut size?

Apr 05, 2011 by Brad | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

Does anyone know what the correct nut size is for the nut that holds the steering wheel on for my 2003 grand am?

Thank you
It's the nut that holds the wheel on the steering shaft. Thought it was 21mm but wasn't sure?
It's the nut that holds the wheel on the steering shaft. Thought it was 21mm but wasn't sure?

You mean the nut behind the wheel? I'd guess a 38W, judging by the picture.

| Apr 05, 2011


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This new rock crawler kit from Axial features a functional steel C-channel ladder frame, molded skid plate, dual spring oil filled shocks, and a Dingo body with a realistic molded roll cage and fender flares. Read more about it in the press release below:

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Freewheeling life lessons from an internet nut job
Sydney Morning Herald - Dec 31, 1969
Freewheeling life lessons from an internet nut job After applying more force, we located the lock-nut that holds the steering wheel in place. We gave that ''what for'' and logic suggested the wheel should have ''popped off''. My daughter was very impressed with my audible grunting - she could tell I and more »

Axial SCX10 Dingo Body 1/10 Electric 4WD Truck Kit
Radio control Car Action (blog) - Dec 31, 1969
We've also included a threaded aluminum steering link which helps guide your vehicle with more precision. Officially licensed Walker Evans Racing wheels are molded from a blend of high quality nylon materials for strength and durability with a solid

Indy Lights - Team E Demonstrates Paddle-Shift Innovation
Autochannel (press release) - Dec 31, 1969
Indy Lights - Team E Demonstrates Paddle-Shift Innovation A paddle-shift system utilizes two “paddles,” or levers, mounted behind the steering wheel. With a paddle-shift system the driver can keep both hands on the steering wheel and use his fingers to upshift and downshift electronically with the paddles and more »

Quick Drive: 2012 Ford F-150 SVT Raptor SuperCrew
PickupTrucks.com - Dec 31, 1969
The hard left was easy and progressive, without any harsh steering-wheel feedback, just like you'd expect on a flat, paved road. The other interesting feature on the 2012 model is Ford's decision to include a grille-mounted front camera.

Amit Chaudhary | Greater Noida (BIC)
Daily Pioneer - Dec 31, 1969
From a simple bolt to the complicated steering wheel and from the right mix of fuel to the tuning of engine, everything is taken care of by engineers. "The race engineer talks to the driver. He acts as a filter of information.