Glad I found your video, exactly what has happened to my truck. Now I know the fix. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for taking your time showing us how to take those columns apart and back together. I've had them apart before but didn't take the whole assembly apart because of bearings were still good when I did my last one but thanks a lot they are a little tricky appreciate you showing us how it's done. All the best from Canada

God, what a mess! Great job & tutorial though, really admire you doing that for your son!

👍👌👏 again and as always. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and especially health to all of you.

Great video J.C.Smith thanks for sharing how to fix a lose column on this Ford pickup. Looking forward to your next video stay safe J.C.Smith.

Nice work J.C 🔧🔩 That spring looks like a pain but you made it look easy. Have a great weekend

thank you very much!!!!!! that spring that you zip tied, has been giving me problems all day!!!!

I broke the steering column on my 80 Chevy pickup by doing the same thing. Using the steering wheel to pull myself up into the truck. Steering columns are not designed to support a persons weight, but there is no handle to use. Just a bad design. I learned about steering columns the hard way. There are also special tools required to disassemble and assemble them. Not a fun job. Thank you for sharing!

Thank you showing the tilt collum repair. Truck starts quickly and runs well

Thanks for posting this JC. I need to do this on my mustang before I get it back on the road. A former dealer tech friend said those weren’t serviceable, I figured otherwise but never looked into it.

Lol- "don't be intimidated, it's not that big of deal." After practically reassembling a mechanical watch on camera with one hand filming 😂😂

Thank you for showing us how to do this. I had a bronco that the wheel was wobbly. I ended up pulling a column from the junkyard.

Hi JC thank you for sharing 😊

Great explanation video thank you for sharing and taking the time to do this video

Awesome. Thank you.

That ought to help some folks out, I like the cable ties tip.

This helped so much. Thank you

Did plenty of them when i was working for a courier outfit.Common Ford problem.

hello j.c & mrs smith it's is randy & i like yours video is cool thanks j.c. thanks friends randy

Hopefully I never have to do that job on my Powerstroke, but it’s good to know it’s not that difficult if you have the right tools and know how. I don’t think you could get a better starting Powerstroke though J.C. Sounds like it starts up with just one revolution. Pretty cool truck👍

I can understand the trand toward pushbutton start in most cars today. I have it now and with the dial transmission (car) it is not normal. I still reach for the gear lever.

instead of tilt wheel in the south we called them wobble wheel

Great video, im watching bc my lock cylinder is lose even with a new one installed. Truck will start with key but wont shut off. Like the key doesn't click into each mode. The gears on the end of the cylinder are fine. Thinking it might be the long rod you talked about that the cylinder rides up and down on or something in the housing itself. Anyone will tips please let me know thx!

Will this actually lead to the wheel or column falling completely off? Mine is insanely loose and luckily I sourced a whole assembly

Can you please share a link to the exact parts you got? Im having a hard time finding the right ones.

What is a clock spring, and does that truck have one?

Where does that buzzer wire actually connect to?? I took my column loose and can't remember where to place it

That was nice to know , how to do …

About how long did this take you?

Did it sway to one side , my steering wheel sways left

How did you remove the Cancelling cam

just curious, guessing it also fell victim to the peterbuilt saga, what happened with the f350 build/rebuild you and him were both working on?

Can u tell me the part number for that kit plz I have a 96 f350 been needing this done for a long time great video

Thats a sought after truck I don't know what he paid for it 10 years ago but I bet you he could double his money on it now. I see a lot of guys around me always on the hunt for older diesel clean and decent price they buy them jack up the price and eventually sell them . Moral of the story is new trucks are sweet when they work but anybody who can't take that risk buys an older one

I still think I was happier throwing that switch away using a master and slave and forget the rest

After all that and you forgot to add blinker fluid.

Is this something Justin isn’t comfortable working on or more of a helpful content video? I keep thinking with all the videos you’ve made finishing something the boy started you might want to convince him to buy a vehicle with fewer problems. Enjoy the video as always JC.