Is this normal? Steering wheel question
Well I have seen other cars with the similar design... I guess I am just curious why this is more pronounced on some cars and not others? Here are four other random cars I found on autotrader....
Jason
Jason
Last edited by JEllis; Nov 25, 2008 at 09:52 PM.
All Porsche circular hubs have this pattern. I believe it is where the center opens when the bag deploys. Perhaps yours is slightly more pronounced, although as stated above, it may just be due to lighting and angle of photo.
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thats right perfectly normal, more noticeable on nonleather version.
my question is why did you ask the question if you already new the answer, and why did acovington offer a completely wrong answer if he has no idea what he is talking about.
my question is why did you ask the question if you already new the answer, and why did acovington offer a completely wrong answer if he has no idea what he is talking about.
The pattern is normal. It's that way so that the metal crest doesn't kill you if you have the unfortunate need for the airbag. Notice how, due to the pattern, the crest will fly to the left (and away from you) upon deployment.
Back in the early 2000s (is that a correct reference to that period of time) people were buying metal crests and placing them on the hubs of their non-metal crested cars (think 99-02 996 and Boxster) and dealers were warning people not to do this due to increased risk of injury upon airbag deployment.
Hope that helped.
Back in the early 2000s (is that a correct reference to that period of time) people were buying metal crests and placing them on the hubs of their non-metal crested cars (think 99-02 996 and Boxster) and dealers were warning people not to do this due to increased risk of injury upon airbag deployment.
Hope that helped.
Jason
As is usual... I agree with Ken.
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