Okay, you asked for it--Momo wheel installation made easy!
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Perfect timing!!! I've just logged on this morning and I'm about to fit my new steering wheel this weekend! Looks like i've got all my potential questions answered already!
Great Post Joey!!! Cheers!
Great Post Joey!!! Cheers!
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Hi Bob, I know its some time ago this airbag issue was discussed, but I have a 1997 993 targa, I want to disable the passenger bag so I can put a baby carrier in the front. In order to ensure the task has been carried out correctly and safely, I physically want to remove the connector from the air bag detonator and then replace it with a resistor 2.8 ohm, 1/4 watt. Do you know whether this has been carried out succesfully, if so could you confirm where to access the air bag detonator connector, and whether or not even after disconnection there is any other way that the airbag could detonate. Please don't get me wrong I am no cheap skate when safety is involved. I have had the car at the main dealers, to have the air bag seatbelt disconnector installed but apparently they only incorporated the plug connector in the wiring loom for late 1997 cars unfortunatly mine is a feb 97 car, and too old.
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Hi - I am in the middle of doing this now and am a little unclear....(As usual).
Is the Porsche horn contact 964.652.104.00 a part I need to purchase of can this be removed form teh existing plastic assembly which also has the airbag items?
Thanks
Sam
Is the Porsche horn contact 964.652.104.00 a part I need to purchase of can this be removed form teh existing plastic assembly which also has the airbag items?
Thanks
Sam
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You'll need to purchase this item.
It's an L shaped part that has a copper plate on top of it and a 1/4 pin on the bottom. This part pushes into the hole on the steering column face, there is only one hole, it is at the 1'O'clock position and looks like a slot with a hole in the middle. This contact will allow the brass plate on the bottom of the Momo hub adapter to make contact thus completing the circuit when the horn is pushed.
For cars without a steering wheel airbag, I believe it's already intalled.
It's an L shaped part that has a copper plate on top of it and a 1/4 pin on the bottom. This part pushes into the hole on the steering column face, there is only one hole, it is at the 1'O'clock position and looks like a slot with a hole in the middle. This contact will allow the brass plate on the bottom of the Momo hub adapter to make contact thus completing the circuit when the horn is pushed.
For cars without a steering wheel airbag, I believe it's already intalled.
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Just a question:
Do the 964 seat belts have a folded section somewhere designed to tear, releasing the occupant another 3-6 inches in the event of a large crash? My Miata had this, and I was instructed to cut it open so that in the event of a crash my face wouldn't bash my Momo non-airbag wheel.
Do the 964 seat belts have a folded section somewhere designed to tear, releasing the occupant another 3-6 inches in the event of a large crash? My Miata had this, and I was instructed to cut it open so that in the event of a crash my face wouldn't bash my Momo non-airbag wheel.
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Now that you mention it, check the end where the lap belt is bolted to the body. Pull the plastic sleeve up covering the bolt--I believe it's folded there.
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Speed in which I work is nowhere near speed in which I am able to buy stuff off the internet on a whim
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This is how I work.
See nice pic and think I need that ! place order
Thing arrives! Great Ill fit that now!
Oh wait what do I take that off with
damn this is harder than I thought
My car hates me
thing goes in box with all other previously started projects
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If I may add something to Step 3: Loosen the '24mm' nut and wind it to near the end of the thread but don't take it fully off. Then when you pull on the steering wheel, if it's a bit tight it, won't bust your face when it suddenly lets go (don't ask how I know).
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what color is the horn wire? I purchased my car from a guy who did this conversion but didn't run the factory horn... that is right, he ran a second horn with a horn button under the dash...... so now I need to find the right wire for the factory horn as I have the correct horn contact from Porsche. Thanks Joey.