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Gen 2 power tilt wheel

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Posted by: 98LSC32V

Is there a fuse for the power tilt wheel, mine has stopped working and I can't hear the motor at all. If not, how much does the motor cost for it?



Posted by: Frat-man-du

it is the Pentometer (big plastic switch)! $35 part but a pain in the a$$ to replace. See Tech articles.

In some cases if you gently lift up from the bottom of the steering wheel and use the tilt switch at at the same time it will work for a bit. Don't try to force it, The column could break and the steering wheel will come off in your hands.



Posted by: 98LSC32V

Well I tried that technique and it works every time, does that mean it's the switch for sure and not the motor?



Posted by: cmarsden

Quote:
Originally Posted by 98LSC32V
Well I tried that technique and it works every time, does that mean it's the switch for sure and not the motor?
I replaced mine and it was doing the exact same thing at 54000 miles so I bet thats it.
The best thng to d is buy a new pot fro ebay or max at five star and look for the posts on how to do it. It really is very easy to fix if you have a little mechanical abaility honest



Posted by: Jibit

Quote:
Originally Posted by Frat-man-du
Don't try to force it, The column could break and the steering wheel will come off in your hands.
have had that happen before while driving, not fun



Posted by: Frat-man-du

Quote:
Originally Posted by Jibit
have had that happen before while driving, not fun

No $hit - I bet that calls for change of pants!



Posted by: Frat-man-du

Quote:
Originally Posted by 98LSC32V
Well I tried that technique and it works every time, does that mean it's the switch for sure and not the motor?

It is not the little switch with the knob on the left side of the coulmn, it is a switch in the column itself. This is a common issue on the Marks. They all get this problem sooner or later.





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