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Grant 3196 3-Bolt Steering Wheel Adapter, GM Applications
Grant 3196 3-Bolt Steering Wheel Adapter, GM Applications
Dodge, Plymouth, Buick, Cadillac, Chevy, GMC, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, AMC, 1.00" Overall Thickness
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Grant 3196 3-Bolt Steering Wheel Adapter, GM Applications
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GTIN Code:
081126031963
MFG. Part #:
3196
Steering Wheel Style:
Replacement
Bolt Hole Pattern:
3 on 1.51
Overall Thickness:
1.00"
Inside Diameter:
.75"
Outside Diameter:
4.00"
Spline Count:
36
Spline OD:
.68"
Finish:
Painted
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Each
Steering Wheel Mount Style:
3 Bolt
Application Type:
1969-1994 GM style columns
Info
This steering wheel adapter allows you to put an aftermarket 3-bolt steering wheel on a 1969-1994 GM, Ididit or Flaming River non-telescopic type steering column. Horn button not included. Includes black metal cover, horn button spring, plunger spring, lead wire and three mounting bolts. Grant does not include a spacer as it is typically not needed for most applications, but if required, a simple washer will suffice.
Adapter Application Chart (GIF)
Note:Â When using this adapter, if the column has not previously had a steering wheel mounted, # 910-64049 will also be required.
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Notes
- 2-3/8" I.D. holes for the horn plunger lead wire.
- Standard 3-bolt pattern for custom steering wheels in 1/4" fine thread.
- Horn button isolator plate is 2-15/16" O.D.
Charts
410-3196 Instructions (PDF)
Notes
Fits most Grant style wheels to most '69-'94 GM cars, '74-'94 GM trucks, '82-'94 GM vans. Aftermarket columns may require horn plunger and spring. Not for use on airbag equipped vehicles.Important Messages
- Get FREE shipping when your order includes this item and exceeds $99! Ground shipping only in the contiguous US.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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