Steering column 1992 BMW 318i

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Yes. It's in the speedometer area now. Press the BC button on the steering column to rotate thru the info.

F150 and your truck are the same column. Go here for an exploded view parts diagram. Please rate my help for Fixya.

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You need to take the cover off in the middle. Once you do that you will see where the wheel is attatched to the column on a spline held on with a nut. Once the nut is removed you should be able to yank it off the column. If the wheel wont come off you will need a steering wheel puller. Many auto parts stores rent tools like that out for very cheap. Try Napa. Good luck!

Ignition Switch REMOVAL & INSTALLATION 1982–91 Vehicles The switch is located on the steering column and is completely inaccessible without first lowering the steering column. The switch is actuated by a rod and rack assembly. A gear on the end of the lock cylinder engages the toothed upper end of the rod.

1. Lower the steering column; be sure to properly support it.
2. Put the switch in the OFF-UNLOCKED position. With the cylinder removed, the rod is in OFF-UNLOCKED position when it is in the next to the uppermost detent.
3. Unfasten the two switch screws and remove the switch assembly. Fig. 1: Removal and installation of the ignition switch and related steering column components — 1990 vehicle shown
   Fig. 2: Exploded view of a steering column including the ignition switch — 1990 vehicle with standard column shown
   Fig. 3: Exploded view of the steering column including the ignition switch — 1990 vehicle with tilt column shown
   To install:
   
4. Before installing, move the new switch slider (standard columns with automatic transaxle) to the extreme left position. Move the switch slider (standard columns with manual transaxle) to the extreme left position. Move the slider (adjustable columns with automatic transaxle) to the extreme right position and then move the slider one detent to the left (off lock). Move the slider (adjustable columns with manual transaxle) to the extreme right position.
5. Install the activating rod into the switch and assemble the switch on the column. Tighten the mounting screws. Use only the specified screws, since overlength screws could impair the collapsibility of the column.
6. Reinstall the steering column.

common problem and will probably nessesitate replacing ignition switch barrel and steering lock, you will have to remove upper and lower steering covers and lower steering column to lowest position to allow you access to the two shear bolts which hold the steering lock assembly to the steering column, your local bmw agent shoul be able to get you the parts to allow you to use your own keys.

all in the workshop manual for the car

check your local library for a manual or at a local parts store Perhaps even Wiki site