How To Install CPP Premium Tilt Steering Column (1967-1972 C10)
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I just installed my cpp tilt. Something this video should have mentioned is that if you have a 67 or 68 your steering column is one solid shaft and will need a lower shaft to make it work. Showing the removal would’ve been nice too.
Thank you for the feedback!
Im thinking of this column for my 67, what else did you need to get it installed?
everything looks perfect except I wish there was an option for have used the horseshoe wiring plug instead of needing the adapter. We needed them when stuffing van tilts in, but not needing the adapter on this new piece would have been great. Regardless a minor complaint, good job.
Sadly, the hard case is a must to cope with the troglodytes in shipping these days - the old triple wall cardboard doesn't protect against the slackers from being absorbed by whatevers on their smart phone as the conveyor belt loading the plane goes unobserved and a half dozen shipments fall to the tarmac. I am SO glad about this case: good assurance to the buyer of arriving intact, which no doubt saves a couple bucks from other damage claims landing in the purchase price. Good job, CPP!!!
What is the part number for a shorter shift lever you mentioned?
How does this unit come apart? I need to get the turn signal switch out but the black shroud around the upper section of the column has a flange that won’t allow the switch to be removed once the three screws are out. How does that black upper shroud come off? Thank you.
I just replaced my switch, it will come out using thin small screwdriver. Mine went bad and would make turn signal come on front when brakes were pressed. I bought replacement from TRQ on Amazon and new one fits also snug, but lights work as they should now.
Are your steering columns still being shipped in the protective hard case?
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What steering wheel is that? I have the column waiting to go in but I can’t decide on a steering wheel. That one looks decent
It is our Midnite Series "Bandini" steering wheel: www.classicperform.com/billet-wheels/billet-wheels.htm
Will this tilt column stick out past the dash further than the stock steering column? If it does, does the 1.5 inch shorter column fix that? Thx
We have two columns: one that is the same length as the original and one that is 1.5" shorter. So no, this one won't stick out further. You can check out this video for more info: ruclips.net/video/fs4GeKUq5lw/видео.html or give us a call and talk to a sales rep at (866)-882-4131
Interested to know what length column you used in this video as it sits closer to the dash which is what im after.
Cpp offers a 67-72 steering column that is 1.5 inches shorter so you have more room in the cab
@@edwardfoss6859 Thanks
Just wondering when these steering columns were changed to premium columns? In the past they were known to have problems and I’m not sure if the quality has changed . If someone could let me know I’m not sure if I should purchase one , don’t want any problems.
Thanks
Hi Jerry, any steering column with a part number starting with "DC" is one of our Premium Columns. Our old columns were intended to be extremely affordable and as such, they were lower in quality compared to other more expensive options. These new Premium columns were completely redesigned with build quality as good as the competition but still available at a pretty reasonable price. If you have any other questions about our columns, give us a call at (866)-882-4131 and one of our sales reps will be happy to help.
Thanks for the info ! Should be great in my C10
I have a 1973 Buick Centurion, do you have a steering column that fits that?
I disconneted battery installed new column and now i dont have any power not even lights after hooking up battery any ideas what i might have done wrong
If you give us a call, one of our tech guys might be able to help! (714)-522-2000
What seat/brackets are installed in this truck?
Which model do I need for a c10 72 automatic (4L80) with rack and pinion?
You can check out the options here: www.classicperform.com/Store/ClassicFitSteeringColumns/ClassicFitSteeringColumns.htm but if you need more help in regards to adapting it to your rack and pinion, you are welcome to give us a call at (866)-882-4131 and one of our sales reps can assist you!
What is the part number for the horn ring and what steering wheel adapter did you use?
We use an adapter that fits GM steering wheels from 1969-'94. You'll have to give us a call at (866)-882-4131 and speak with a sales rep to get that horn ring part number
Will this work for my 1972 K5 Blazer? Thank you!
Yes it will!
What is the difference between the 64 and this?
That would be a great question for one of our tech guys. You can reach them at (866)-882-4131
Will this fit a 1970 c10
What boots do I need for the firewall
What’s the length on the steering column?
We offer a standard length one that is the same as the factory column and a 1.5" shortened column.
@@CPPmaster any special modifications needed to install the 1.5" shortened column?
@@sm5737 Nope! It installs the same as the OE-style column.
Would this fit in a 1979 c10?
We do not currently sell a direct fit kit for '79 C10s but we do sell most, if not all, the components you would need to install one of our Universal Premium Tilt Columns. If you give us a call, one of our sales reps can help out!
We're can I find the the steering wheel adaptor and the different horn assembly that you show on the video I looked at ccp website no luck
Jus installed my and the blinkers don’t blink they jus hold the light on what am I do wrong or what’s wrong with my
If you give us a call, one of our tech guys should be able to help you!
Fix it it was a fuse I’m jus have trouble with the wheel horn I bought from u guys
What’s the part #?
You can find all the part numbers for our new Premium Columns here: www.classicperform.com/Store/ClassicFitSteeringColumns/ClassicFitSteeringColumns.htm
This for three on tree?
This is for three or four speed automatic transmissions
Dorks with tatttoos what i call these miliniums today
I'll bet it comes straight from China 🇨🇳
Some of our products are globally-sourced from specific manufacturers we trust. Then every item, regardless of whether it was manufactured overseas or locally, goes through quality control here at our warehouse in Placentia, CA
What size is this one ??????
What’s the part number on the shift link kit
The part number is #CPTSL
What size is this ??
Can you clarify your question please?
@@CPPmasteris it the 3/4 36 output shaft or is it shorter ???
@@locomovesvl6095 The shaft is a 3/4"-36 spline just like a factory C10 column.