DIY for removing the steering wheel...
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Craig,
Send me an email and I will reply with a PDF file that explains how to do it.
Dave
dmosesson@adelphia.net
Send me an email and I will reply with a PDF file that explains how to do it.
Dave
dmosesson@adelphia.net
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1. disconnect battery
2. remove 2 torx bolts behind wheel (these may be difficult as they are tightened using blue locktite
3. the airbag should come out and gently slide the yellow connecting wire off
4. remove both wires for horn (be sure to remember which is which).
5. remove large lug nut size bolt holding the wheel on.
6. use a dowl to mark both the thread and steering wheel at the junction where they sit so as to be able to replace the wheel properly aligned. liquid paper works well also.
7. pull wheel out gently
8. when replacing the wheel, use care with the alignment as the plastic housing behind the wheel has a tendency to be damaged with those prongs sticking out.
good luck. takes about 10-15 minutes.
2. remove 2 torx bolts behind wheel (these may be difficult as they are tightened using blue locktite
3. the airbag should come out and gently slide the yellow connecting wire off
4. remove both wires for horn (be sure to remember which is which).
5. remove large lug nut size bolt holding the wheel on.
6. use a dowl to mark both the thread and steering wheel at the junction where they sit so as to be able to replace the wheel properly aligned. liquid paper works well also.
7. pull wheel out gently
8. when replacing the wheel, use care with the alignment as the plastic housing behind the wheel has a tendency to be damaged with those prongs sticking out.
good luck. takes about 10-15 minutes.
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