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  • Terry D.
    Extremely Frequent Poster
    • May 31, 1987
    • 2692

    61/62 Steering Wheel Screw

    Anybody have an extra screw that holds the steering wheel on? After completing a turn signal project I seem to have lost one darn screw. Thanks in advance Terry
  • Bruce B.
    Extremely Frequent Poster
    • May 31, 1996
    • 2930

    #2
    Re: 61/62 Steering Wheel Screw

    Terry,
    Doesn't 1 large nut hold the steering wheel on?

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    • Dick W.
      Former NCRS Director Region IV
      • June 30, 1985
      • 10483

      #3
      Re: 61/62 Steering Wheel Screw

      Originally posted by Bruce Bursten (27670)
      Terry,
      Doesn't 1 large nut hold the steering wheel on?
      Wheel is held on the hub by screws
      Dick Whittington

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      • Mike E.
        Extremely Frequent Poster
        • February 28, 1975
        • 5138

        #4
        Re: 61/62 Steering Wheel Screw

        Isn't the wheel (spokes) fastened to the hub with flat head rivets?

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        • David L.
          Expired
          • July 31, 1980
          • 3310

          #5
          Re: 61/62 Steering Wheel Screw

          I believe that the 6 screws that hold the 1961-1962 steering wheel in place are probably the same ones that were used on early 1963 models, GM # 769611, which as best as I can remember are 10-24 X 1/2" Phillips flat head machine screw. The 769611 screw was replaced by the 9418712 screw in January 1963 (revision record in AIM).

          Dave

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          • John H.
            Beyond Control Poster
            • December 1, 1997
            • 16513

            #6
            Re: 61/62 Steering Wheel Screw

            Originally posted by Mike Ernst (211)
            Isn't the wheel (spokes) fastened to the hub with flat head rivets?
            Mike -

            As I recall, yes, and CC has made a flat-head machine screw for many years whose plain head looks just like a rivet to re-assemble a hub and wheel that have previously been separated.

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            • Mike E.
              Extremely Frequent Poster
              • February 28, 1975
              • 5138

              #7
              Re: 61/62 Steering Wheel Screw

              John,
              you are correct. The originals are 6 flat-head countersunk rivets stainless steel, peened on the back side of the hub flange into a domed shape. CC has sold replacements that were similar in appearance on the steering wheel surface, threaded, with nuts that retain it to the hub flange, which is extremely difficult to detect once installed.

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              • Terry D.
                Extremely Frequent Poster
                • May 31, 1987
                • 2692

                #8
                Re: 61/62 Steering Wheel Screw

                Thanks guys

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