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Author: Subject: Ford Sierra Column types Fixed, Adjustable etc
mikeb

posted on 21/3/12 at 02:10 PM Reply With Quote
Ford Sierra Column types Fixed, Adjustable etc

I have a adjustable steering column from my donor pack.
But unfortunately the the ali casing around the steerign lock has been broken (I think the lock might have been forced off).
This stops the steering lock functioning and also holds the bolt for one of the column stalks.

does anyone know if this item would be compatible, was there any difference in the cosworth parts?

FORD SIERRA COSWORTH (1990) STEERING COLUMN & 2 KEYS | eBay

thanks
Mike

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snapper

posted on 21/3/12 at 02:33 PM Reply With Quote
Joao difference, same mounting point for fixed and adjustable





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mikeb

posted on 21/3/12 at 04:22 PM Reply With Quote
Sorry just to confirm.
I don't want to buya complete new column.
Was looking to just swap out the ali casting, the auction listed is pretty much just the upper assembly and casting but listed as Cossie, what I need to know if that is direct swap the standard adjustable column assembly I have.
Thanks

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Chippy

posted on 21/3/12 at 05:13 PM Reply With Quote
Well as its a Sierra column it should be exactly the same, the Saf was just a tarted up standar car, so can't see Ford building a special column for it. IMHO Cheers Ray





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mikeb

posted on 21/3/12 at 07:57 PM Reply With Quote
my thought as well chippy just wanted someone to confirm
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