Removing Airbag Steering Wheel?
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Dasithkg
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remove the battery and also da airbag fuses. And let it sit for a bit.
Air bags have a secondary power system in case of an accident and wipes out the battery or wiring! Would be a good idea to check the workshop manual
Air bags have a secondary power system in case of an accident and wipes out the battery or wiring! Would be a good idea to check the workshop manual
CLuTZ
Diamonds are forever....
I swapped out the airbag wheel in my daily (Verada) for a Nardi Torino from a Legnum on Friday....
I discon'd the battery terminals, then un-did the 2x torx screws on either side (i'm assuming it's the same for RVR's).
Next the whole horn pad comes out with the air bag stuck to it. Discon the main wire that goes into the airbag then the horn wire, and you should be able to remove it completely.
Next there's the 17mm socket for the steering wheel. Remove that (use a wheel brace if you don't have a 17mm) and leave the nut on a couple of turns then pull the steering wheel loose. It might need some solid yanks and a tap around the wheel to get it loose. Once loose, undo the nut completely, and you're done.....
P.S These Nardi's should fit RVR's too... There's was a little bit more ******* around for me as I had to fit the cruise control stalk from my original wheel onto this one, but it turned out perfect
I discon'd the battery terminals, then un-did the 2x torx screws on either side (i'm assuming it's the same for RVR's).
Next the whole horn pad comes out with the air bag stuck to it. Discon the main wire that goes into the airbag then the horn wire, and you should be able to remove it completely.
Next there's the 17mm socket for the steering wheel. Remove that (use a wheel brace if you don't have a 17mm) and leave the nut on a couple of turns then pull the steering wheel loose. It might need some solid yanks and a tap around the wheel to get it loose. Once loose, undo the nut completely, and you're done.....
P.S These Nardi's should fit RVR's too... There's was a little bit more ******* around for me as I had to fit the cruise control stalk from my original wheel onto this one, but it turned out perfect
brendanshort
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Just as Clutz described. It's very very easy. I have a Mitsubishi MOMO steering wheel off a Evo V on my HSGR. Looks alot better than the bus driver model that comes with it.
LWNSLW
tits and arse man
Just make sure the battery is disconnected for 5 mins before undoing anything. The torx screws should be a t30, but clutz got it in one.
CLuTZ
Diamonds are forever....
CLuTZ
Diamonds are forever....
Rockabilly
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Dre it's a bitch to fit, but I got a mate to turn me up an alli bush & I cross drilled it to fit this Evo 7 wheel on my RVR
Cheers !
Cheers !
CLuTZ
Diamonds are forever....
Looks good Aldo! Loving the Dukes of Hazard touch too! 
TBOWGN
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that looks awesome!!
Rockabilly
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Rockabilly Rebel Confederate flag on the horn actualy B) Old rocker me.Looks good Aldo! Loving the Dukes of Hazard touch too!
Cheers !
TBOWGN
Guest
So im assuming the airbag still works??
MattL
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His Airbag is great, it goes off Rockabilly style... :lol: :lol: With a bang!
Dre it's a bitch to fit, but I got a mate to turn me up an alli bush & I cross drilled it to fit this Evo 7 wheel on my RVR
Cheers !
Love it!
TBOWGN
Guest
Did anyone from here buy that same evo7 wheel on eBay that went for $355?? I was keen on it, but went over my budget...
CLuTZ
Diamonds are forever....
It's quite a bit of work to get an EVO 7 wheel on- are you prepared for that?
TBOWGN
Guest
didnt buy it clutz
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