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Meerbusch



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Hi, that are the two black inbus screws under the grear R for Reachmotor on the big picture sended by Martin, top on side 2..., perhaps some other gentlemen with better english-knowledge here can help and better describe??... L405 SDV8 2017 + Lancia Flavia Coupe 1964 + RRS L494 3.0 SDV6 + C220CDI Convertible 2021

Post #159251 22nd Dec 2012 5:56pm
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muffster



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Ok folks, finally got around to doin this job after getting a new nut from meerbucsh.
So, got the plastic column surround off and mover the gaiter out of the way, but how on earth do I get the old one out.
Doe the whole motor have to come out or can it be done in situ.
I can't see how the spinlde is removed to then get the old nut out.

Thanks.

Post #175439 2nd Mar 2013 7:25pm
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rejo



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inbus bolts

inbus bolts .... are allen bolts

Post #175482 2nd Mar 2013 10:19pm
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Meerbusch



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hi muffster, in my gallery you can see a build-out steering column: there is the spindle to see, and there are two (you can see only one of them) allen? inbus bolts between the motor and the spindle. Screw them out, but not complete, only 70%, then you can push down the spindle incl. the old plastic nut. Then screw out the old plastic nut, and screw on the new one, and complete all parts. Believe me, a very easyjob for me, because of 20 times done. If first time, you will need one hour, I need now 20 minutes. The tools are normal tools ,each gentleman has them. Best regards, Uli! L405 SDV8 2017 + Lancia Flavia Coupe 1964 + RRS L494 3.0 SDV6 + C220CDI Convertible 2021

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muffster



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Meerbusch
Thanks for your reply. I get the idea now.
You mentioned something about your gallery. Where can i find this to have a look.

Thanks.

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Meerbusch



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Look in the blue/grey part of my posts... Wink) L405 SDV8 2017 + Lancia Flavia Coupe 1964 + RRS L494 3.0 SDV6 + C220CDI Convertible 2021

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kiter



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I've just done this job, good job I was alone as language got decidely ropey for a while. Dont make the mistake I made and uscrew the allen bolts too far - one came right out and was an absolute **** of a job to get it back in! However the nut I bought from meerbusch did the job perfectly so I can now go 'up and doon' and 'in and oot'!!! This is not a job for anyone with big hands or muscular arms - bit of a tight fit in there...........

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mattstevenson2005



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fitted the replacement part from Meerbusch but hasn't solved the problem the reach function still stops at different heights every time. I have tried reprogramming the memory function but doesn't make any difference, anyone got any other ideas what the problem could be. Could the motor be waring out. When i put the key in the wheel tilts and comes forward then stops, i can then use the stalk to move the wheel manually into position but doesn't return to that point next time.

Matt

Post #195681 22nd Jun 2013 9:56pm
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mattstevenson2005



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out of interest the old nut that i removed from my steering column had a brass thread wasn't plastic.

Matt

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mattstevenson2005



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mattstevenson2005 wrote:
fitted the replacement part from Meerbusch but hasn't solved the problem the reach function still stops at different heights every time. I have tried reprogramming the memory function but doesn't make any difference, anyone got any other ideas what the problem could be. Could the motor be waring out. When i put the key in the wheel tilts and comes forward then stops, i can then use the stalk to move the wheel manually into position but doesn't return to that point next time.

Matt

Post #196230 26th Jun 2013 12:49pm
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disconnect the battery for a full reset? [you've probably done that though] ... - .- -.




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