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Old 05-14-2011, 11:58 AM
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The steering column on my Blazer is separating and I just realized there aren't any screws holding the top and bottom pieces together. What size/thread are these screws?
 
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Anyone?
 
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Anyone?
this site might have them

http://www.lmctruck.com. look it up on google cuase the link gives you the wrong site
 
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Old 05-16-2011, 12:17 PM
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I went to lmc and browsed their catalog. The only thing I saw was a plug, not an actual screw.
 
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they got it what year is your truck ill send you the part numbers
 
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nvm page 138 . they got for 1st gens and 2nd gens
 
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Check these illustrations out:
Illustration 1 & Illustration 2

The bolt between the intermediate steering shaft and the steering gear box is an M10x1.5 31mm long hex head with an M10 nylon self locking nut on the back side.

The bolt between the intermediate steering shaft and the steering column is an M10X1.5 40mm long. I believe this is a socket headed bolt.
 
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Xgiovannix12 that's what I saw, but it's listed as screw-cover so I assumed it's a plug not an actual screw.

swartlkk Thank you, that looks like it gives all the info I need!
 
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number 3 is the screw number 2 is the cover
 
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