YOUR RESEARCHSteering column trim and stalks moving :: help ::
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Hi folks, My steering column trim and stalks keep moving about, it isn’t clear how to prevent the whole assembly moving… perhaps I didn’t centre the spring / slip ring assembly when I fitted cruise control stalk? Is there a clip or screw to hold it all? Not sure this video will work: Thanks
The stalk unit bolt has come loose. Everything there fixes to the stalk unit which then clamps to the steering column. Leon thread here shows what to do: The attached photo show the bolt in question. L Thread 'How To Guide - 996 Retro-Fit Cruise Control' 6 Sep 2016 The Background So as some of you will know from my recent posts I somehow managed to break my indicator stalk. It wouldn't engage left or right so you had to hold it in place manually. After hunting around for a replacement it seemed to work out a lot cheaper to buy a unit that came with cruise control and the OBC (on-board computer) rather than one with just the OBC. The project to 'fix my broken indicators" became the project to 'Fix my broken indicators and retro-fit cruise control". I did a lot of research from multiple sources before carrying out this work and have tried to... Leon1davies Replies: 70 Forum: Porsche 911 996 (1997-2005)
Omg thank you.
All fixed. Thanks again. For others, you needn’t remove the wheel or trim for this. The bolt to secure the stalks is accessible via a cutout underneath the column trim.
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