Steering assembly removal/Bulkhead

This shows the fuse box side.only photo I got

Any advice getting the wiring blocks apart?
Otherwise I pull on them daily add some oil been fourty years since installed.

Seaswood said:

Any advice getting the wiring blocks apart?
Otherwise I pull on them daily add some oil been fourty years since installed.

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That’s the way…..

Just about ready pull it all through.

Seaswood said:

Just about ready pull it all through.
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Being prepared enough to label things is cheating. You need to be trying to remember where everything goes from blurry photographs and matching wiring colours from a black and white wiring diagram to get the proper wiring loom experience.

If you read wiring diagrams they change colors at the blocks sometimes, so be it.
I pulled those wires through bulkhead will be able to unwrap check all wires.
I was looking through boxes & boxes of unmarked parts looking for door hinges 2 got lost.

Is there a good place to break steering shaft, does it matter which spline they all appear tight fitting into a split fittings. Maybe I just need different tool to spread joint.

Chisel in the split of the joint. You can then knock the steering thing(between the 2joints)
To shrink it and remove from steering box

Seaswood said:

Is there a good place to break steering shaft, does it matter which spline they all appear tight fitting into a split fittings. Maybe I just need different tool to spread joint.
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Hicap phill said:

Chisel in the split of the joint. You can then knock the steering thing(between the 2joints)
To shrink it and remove from steering box

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As above remove the clamping bolt, and chisel the joint apart. you need to remove both bolts and chisel both halves of the joint so that there is enough movement to slide the joint on the shaft to remove from either the box or the column. It is also important to fully remove the bolt not just loosen as there is a notch in the shaft the bolt sits in to will prevent the joint moving even if the clamp has been removed.

Okay my mistake as I did not remove the bolt it was just loosened.
I work with wood chisels but I get the idea something to spread joint.

Screw driver worked, next accelerometer
I did need to get wheels off ground to turn the shaft/wheels.