Grant steering wheel install on early 70's Chevy truck

Install will require a vehicle specific kit along with an adapter depending on the style/model steering wheel you choose. In this case the Grant adapter kit was #3163 for my 1971 Chevy C20 and an additional column adapter to take it from a three bolt pattern to the six bolt needed on this style of wheel. A special shout out to my favorite viewers Hay and Pai!!

[@clydestanley4740]

Good video. I’m about to purchase a wheel and kit for my k5 blazer. Thanks for the part #. I’m going to a 5 bolt wheel

[@fredtalks-diyfortheaverage9298]

Good luck!

[@thomassmith2239]

This video was a great help in figuring out the 3163 hub kit for my 1970 C10. Thanks!!

[@curta8016]

Glad I could help

[@michelledaeseleer5089]

Greatly appreciate your video and easy explanation!

[@curta8016]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@raymondmenendez6499]

I have the exact same blue wheel on my 1970 and always wanted to change it. Great video, now even i can change it and not pay someone else---

[@Asphaltsquadron]

You didn't remove or replace the snap ring and spring that normally goes behind the horn contact ring? I thought all GM columns from 67-90 (or later) have them?

[@xocomilalvarez2185]

Will it be the same for 73 C10?

[@fredtalks-diyfortheaverage9298]

Should be, not much changed in steering wheel mechanics through the 1970's