replacing steering wheel.
01-14-2002, 09:36 PM
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replacing steering wheel.
Hello everyone, is my once again.
I bought a Momo steering wheel and can not find a way to get the stck one out, help please, I don't want to damage it.
Any takers???
Thanks in advance.
Walter 88 928 S4.
I bought a Momo steering wheel and can not find a way to get the stck one out, help please, I don't want to damage it.
Any takers???
Thanks in advance.
Walter 88 928 S4.
01-14-2002, 09:55 PM
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Assuming it's NOT an airbag car;
1 Grab ahold of the hornpad on both sides
and give a sharp hardy yank.
2 Look down inside and you'll ses the nut
that holds it on
3 Grab ahold of the wheel and shake/wiggle
it off.
1 Grab ahold of the hornpad on both sides
and give a sharp hardy yank.
2 Look down inside and you'll ses the nut
that holds it on
3 Grab ahold of the wheel and shake/wiggle
it off.
01-14-2002, 10:04 PM
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The horn pad is held on by three prongs that release when you pull out of it. Do it carefully and it will come out. I pulled at the top and side to remove mine.
Then there is a 27mm bolt that you have to remove. Also, you will see where the electric connects to the horn, disconnect this.
Then there is a 27mm bolt that you have to remove. Also, you will see where the electric connects to the horn, disconnect this.
01-14-2002, 10:47 PM
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Nope....an 88 didn't come with air bags.
Several methods that will work have been mentioned. My favorite is the grasping both sides of the horn pad and giving a quick & firm tug to remove it.
The wheel itself is held on as mentioned above with a 27 mm nut. When you replaqce the weheel - be certain to torque this back tot he correct value - 36 ft-lbs is what is caled for I believe (look this up - or re-post for the correct value).
btw - some of the MOMO wheels require an adapter to the keep the wheel off of the Pod - and the wiring will most probably require an additional piece fabricated to make the horn button work - my Club 4 did anyway.
hth-
Several methods that will work have been mentioned. My favorite is the grasping both sides of the horn pad and giving a quick & firm tug to remove it.
The wheel itself is held on as mentioned above with a 27 mm nut. When you replaqce the weheel - be certain to torque this back tot he correct value - 36 ft-lbs is what is caled for I believe (look this up - or re-post for the correct value).
btw - some of the MOMO wheels require an adapter to the keep the wheel off of the Pod - and the wiring will most probably require an additional piece fabricated to make the horn button work - my Club 4 did anyway.
hth-
01-17-2002, 08:58 PM
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I need a steering wheel Mine is all messed up. How much for your old one? I don't need a great one just as long as the leather is mostly sewn on .Cheep would be good. It don't hurt to ask.Thank Brittany brittanychenli@yahoo.com
