Fixed it!
Friday evening... a couple glasses of wine down (liquid courage) and I'm ready to tackle this project. What could possibly go wrong?!?!
Surprisingly... everything turned out great.
Here's what I did to fix it.
Popped the knee plate down (takes a pretty sharp tug, see picture)...
took out 2 screws holding the cowling around the steering column together...
removed the lower cowling...
and there was the adjustment bolt!!!
tightened it approximately 1/3 turn and put every thing back together.
It worked!!!![]()
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This worked perfectly. One of the nicest 10 minute fixes! Bring your torx bits for the screws.
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You didn't miss anything in a search, this is one of the first posts I've ever seen on this subject and believe you me, I've read a LOT of posts. Wish I had something more to offer on this.
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Jason Montague New MemberLifetime Supporter
:cornut: Another mechanical victory for our side.
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I guess I should check mine, as it has not been moved in years from the lowest position.
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This thread is the reason I was introduced to M/A. It was such a pain to have the wheel lurch up and throw my MINI and I sideways with no warning. Thanks for the heads-up repair advice.