Changing Standard Steering Wheel to a Banjo on a 1936 I have a buddy that has a 1936 Coupe that has a standard steering wheel. He would like to change it to a 36 Banjo wheel if he can locate a good original. Can the original standard steering wheel horn- light switch rod assembly be retained and used with the banjo wheel? Or is there a difference in those, that would require that to be changed as well? Thanks Nate Anello
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Re: Changing Standard Steering Wheel to a Banjo on a 1936 https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1610571180
https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1610571191 https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1610571295 So you don't damage the Steering Wheel while trying to remove it, you need a Steering Wheel Puller like this one. |
Re: Changing Standard Steering Wheel to a Banjo on a 1936 direct change over; the horn button/light switch affair remains the same
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Re: Changing Standard Steering Wheel to a Banjo on a 1936 2 Attachment(s)
If you have the correct '36 banjo steering wheel, it's directly interchangeable.
Notice the "strings" on the '36 banjo wheel are sorta flat, not angled or splayed like the '37-'39 banjo wheels, and the "strings" are separated by 3 barrelled/bar stock shaped parts. |
Re: Changing Standard Steering Wheel to a Banjo on a 1936 Quote:
Another thing to be aware of for this job. If it comes time to lower the column drop/lock/switch, there was a break-off bolt installed at manufacture. If it's never been out they'll have another challenge. Search break-off bolt here for more details and pics. https://fordbarn.com/forum/attachmen...6&d=1554746793 |
Re: Changing Standard Steering Wheel to a Banjo on a 1936 The complete steering column mechanism is also held to the dash by two bolts that can be removed by reaching up under the steering column. Easier than drilling out the break-off bolts.
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Re: Changing Standard Steering Wheel to a Banjo on a 1936 https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1637877960
This is what the finished product would look like - Closed 1936 Ford Deluxe with Accessory Banjo Steering Wheel. |
Re: Changing Standard Steering Wheel to a Banjo on a 1936 Thank you, for all the good advice, I was aware of the care that needs to be taken with the rod and will pass all this along to my buddy. Car was frame off restored in the 80"s and kept in a climate controlled storage, so would assume the disassemble will not be an issue. I will pass all this good information along to him. Again, thanks for all the help.
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Re: Changing Standard Steering Wheel to a Banjo on a 1936 I used a bearing separator/splitter under the wheel to spread the load then a 3 legged puller. Worked good no issues.
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