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Old 10-25-18, 11:25 AM
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/MOTOR-TIlt-...4383.l4275.c10
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not at all fits 95, 96, 97, and a few early 98s no 99 or 2000
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Originally Posted by billydpowe
not at all fits 95, 96, 97, and a few early 98s no 99 or 2000
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Someone once mentioned being able to use piers to move the steering wheel manually. Anyone know how?
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Are you asking about the STEERING WHEEL tilt motor, or the SEAT tilt motor? It DOES make a difference, you know.
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Are you asking about the STEERING WHEEL tilt motor, or the SEAT tilt motor? It DOES make a difference, you know.
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Originally Posted by Sin1UZFE
Steering wheel
The reason people are confused is the original link "billydpowe" posted was for a seat tilt motor, not a steering tilt motor.
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Originally Posted by jaaa
The reason people are confused is the original link "billydpowe" posted was for a seat tilt motor, not a steering tilt motor.
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Originally Posted by jaaa
The reason people are confused is the original link "billydpowe" posted was for a seat tilt motor, not a steering tilt motor.
Jaaa is confused, my quote was for a steering tilt motor,, not a seat tilt motor..
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yes you can do it manually, on the long shaft,

get on the flat spot and turn it
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Originally Posted by billydpowe
yes you can do it manually, on the long shaft,

get on the flat spot and turn it

Awesome, what does it do though? Tilt or telescoping?
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both are controlled from the same AREA, I am 84 and dont remember which, i'll look and see ........
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Originally Posted by billydpowe
Jaaa is confused, my quote was for a steering tilt motor,, not a seat tilt motor..
Sorry, Billy. By the time I got to look at the first two posts, the link you had on your first reply was not for a steering motor. I guess the OP changed his link in his. In any case if you go to your post #2 and hit the link it goes to a seat motor.
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Originally Posted by billydpowe
both are controlled from the same AREA, I am 84 and dont remember which, i'll look and see ........

Thanks for the link but it doesn't say what does twisting it do.
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