How to install Aftermarket Steering Wheel...
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How to install Aftermarket Steering Wheel...
So i bought new wheel... Is it relatively straight forward to change over from stock?
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Can be fiddly. Ensure the car is parked with the wheels straight ahead before pulling the old wheel. There's one phillips head screw under the back of the stock wheel, undo this, then gently pop the horn cap off its clips.
Undo the centre nut off the main steering column - but leave it on loose. Pulling the old wheel off the splines on the shaft is the hardest part. Brace yourself in your seat, put hands on the wheel at 9 & 3, then apply pulling pressure. As you apply the pressure, begin to rock from left to right, applying harder pressure on the left of the wheel then the right again & again. When it finally comes free, you'll be glad you left the centre nut on a few turns
Reassembly I couldn't really give you a blow by blow how-to as all boss kits are different. Things to look out for is the indicator canceling assembly & the horn contact plate....
Undo the centre nut off the main steering column - but leave it on loose. Pulling the old wheel off the splines on the shaft is the hardest part. Brace yourself in your seat, put hands on the wheel at 9 & 3, then apply pulling pressure. As you apply the pressure, begin to rock from left to right, applying harder pressure on the left of the wheel then the right again & again. When it finally comes free, you'll be glad you left the centre nut on a few turns

Reassembly I couldn't really give you a blow by blow how-to as all boss kits are different. Things to look out for is the indicator canceling assembly & the horn contact plate....
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okay.. i think i pulled a muscle (again no smart arse remarks please)..
Found a guide (thanks chelly)
http://www.boostcruising.com/forums/lof ... 82296.html
Found a guide (thanks chelly)
http://www.boostcruising.com/forums/lof ... 82296.html
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u need to spend less time at autobarn sam. look at your interior full of autobarn monster tachos and nos floormats and sh*t! heheh
boarsai: does your momo steering wheel have a airbag? i wouldn't mind a new steering wheel but i dont want to lose my airbag.. i didnt think there were any aftermarket steering wheels with airbags on or am i wrong?

boarsai: does your momo steering wheel have a airbag? i wouldn't mind a new steering wheel but i dont want to lose my airbag.. i didnt think there were any aftermarket steering wheels with airbags on or am i wrong?
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Cmon
Cmon, you know you wanna do a guide. Ill even post it up on Complete FTO 

Complete FTO (http://www.completefto.com.au/completefto.asp) 
If you are trying to contact me and not getting a quick answer, its because im disorganised. Hassle me and ill get back to you

If you are trying to contact me and not getting a quick answer, its because im disorganised. Hassle me and ill get back to you
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u need to spend less time at autobarn sam. look at your interior full of autobarn monster tachos and nos floormats and sh*t! heheh
Yeh floormats were with the car (2 years ago lol) and i get gift cards all the time at work for autobahn.... so i spend em...and they're usually in the vicinity of $300 or so... so yeh, they get a lot of my bussiness but none of my cash...
I'll do up a guide then.... i have to take wheel off anyway.. is one notch to the left...