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01-29-2002, 10:00 AM
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I read the response to 67 tilt into 66 gto. I am doing that change with a straight column and think it is doable. The column seats into dash and I can make a u-clamp. The wiring causes me some problems. The connectors are different but the wire colors are the same. Can a cut ,rematch and splice wires? 6 of 7 wires are the same color so do they go where I need them. By splicing the 67 wires into the 66 connector don,t I get what I need. Thanks
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01-29-2002, 10:00 AM
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I read the response to 67 tilt into 66 gto. I am doing that change with a straight column and think it is doable. The column seats into dash and I can make a u-clamp. The wiring causes me some problems. The connectors are different but the wire colors are the same. Can a cut ,rematch and splice wires? 6 of 7 wires are the same color so do they go where I need them. By splicing the 67 wires into the 66 connector don,t I get what I need. Thanks
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