2006 Dodge and Ram Charger SEFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Module-Steering Column Control: Assembly

Fig 1: Multi-Function From Circuit Board
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  1. Position the Steering Control Module (SCM) onto the multi-function switch.
    Fig 2: Multi-Function Switch Rear
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  2. Install the multi-function switch and SCM in the SCCM Shroud and tighten the three screws (1) from the bottom.
    Fig 3: Identifying SCCM Components
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  3. Install the steering column telescoping lever (3).
    Fig 4: Speed Control from SCCM
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  4. Install the speed control switch (1).
    Fig 5: Installing Strut
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  5. If equipped with manual telescoping column  , install the strut (1).
    Fig 6: Identifying SCCM Components
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  6. If equipped with electronic telescoping column  , install the electric tilt lever and switch (3).
    Fig 7: Steering Angle Sensor Screw
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  7. If equipped with ESP  , install the steering angle sensor and screw (3) located at the six o'clock position.
    Fig 8: Clockspring Screws
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  8. Install the clockspring and screws (1) leaving one out so it will not unwind.
  9. Install the SCCM on the steering column, (Refer to STEERING/COLUMN/STEERING COLUMN CONTROL MODULE - INSTALLATION)  and tighten the one clockspring screw (1) that was left loose.
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