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steering wheel bushing

I believe my steering wheel bushing popped out as all of a sudden it had about 3/4 inch play up and down. I've pulled the wheel and want to pull the turn signals, but am not sure how it is held on. Any help?

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On my SC it was a plastic bushing that died after 20 years. Pelican makes a replacement sleeve. Call them...it's an ez replacement.
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You do not have to remove anything else besides the steering wheel. The bushing slips over the shaft and you're done.

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should the replacement bushing be greased?
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What year 911 do you have? To get to the steering wheel bushing you need to remove the steering wheel itself. It's held on with one 34mm nut. A 1 1/16 socket will work as well.
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bushing

Thanks all for the help. You're right, I didn't need to take off the turn signal housing, I just pressed the bushing back into place and it is solid again. I will order a bushing from our hosts and be ready for next time. Thanks again/van
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No ! ...... not 34mm

It's a 27 mm nut = 1.06" = 1 1/16"

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Oops. Sorry about that. I typed the wrong numbers. DOH!!!!!
Must have had other things on my mind.
I need to switch back to regular coffee.

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