Quick question (steering wheel nut - rv)
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Jerome is correct for all non-airbag 928s. If your car has an airbag, you need a 24mm socket.
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Actually this is just one of a series of increasingly expensive & complex solutions; the final step is divorce which is also the most expensive & you probably lose the 928 anyway
p.s. Before you completely remove the nut - pull on the steering wheel to get it loose; If you wait until the nut is completely removed then you have a good chance of smacking yourself hard in the face.
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And sometimes just prying their hands off is the easiest way to remove them.....
p.s. Before you completely remove the nut - pull on the steering wheel to get it loose; If you wait until the nut is completely removed then you have a good chance of smacking yourself hard in the face.
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Actually this is just one of a series of increasingly expensive & complex solutions; the final step is divorce which is also the most expensive & you probably lose the 928 anyway
p.s. Before you completely remove the nut - pull on the steering wheel to get it loose; If you wait until the nut is completely removed then you have a good chance of smacking yourself hard in the face.
Marton
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And sometimes just prying their hands off is the easiest way to remove them.....
p.s. Before you completely remove the nut - pull on the steering wheel to get it loose; If you wait until the nut is completely removed then you have a good chance of smacking yourself hard in the face.
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And one of the the oil cooler line nuts (collar nut?) going into the radiator, along with the other nut (?) 32mm. At least it is on the S4.
What are those fittings on the end of a hose called? Its not really a nut is it?
Oh, and the 27mm nut is also used on the KTM dirt bikes rear axle, in case you have one of those.
What are those fittings on the end of a hose called? Its not really a nut is it?
Oh, and the 27mm nut is also used on the KTM dirt bikes rear axle, in case you have one of those.
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