[Chrysler300] Steering Wheel scaping column

[mwl1967@xxxxxxx]

Hi All,
          I must be losing my touch... seems like they don't go together 
quite the way they used to.  Anyway, recently yanked the steering column to 
install a ground strap to get the horn to work on my '64. Obtained a small piece of 
thin copper, cut to fit and reassembled the column. Now the wheel scrapes on 
the collar and prevents the wheel from turning easily. Is it possible I lost 
some spacer or something or just overtightened the nut at the top of the wheel?  
It's not exactly a nut I'd imagine leaving um.. loose  would be a good idea.
 
        Also looking forward to yanking the rams off yet again to readjust 
valves...Not!  Oh well; must be my punishment for restifying. 
 
Thanks,
Mike Laiserin
Phoenix, AZ 



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