OMG what an ugly mess
05-30-2010, 06:13 PM
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05-31-2010, 11:19 PM
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Is that an early 996 wheel? I thought most of them were that triangular sort of 3 spoke.
I like that one, it's similar to the 968 wheel but looks better.
I like that one, it's similar to the 968 wheel but looks better.
06-01-2010, 04:57 PM
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THis is ___Odurandina_____ 996 wheel I beleive is installing a shifter that will match it if not done already.I'm still waiting for my CS wheel last time I track it it was in Montreal approx 7 hundred miles from my place waiting for custome to release it those guys are a PITA sometimes.Only took a couple a days to make it from Sunset in OR to Quebec will probably take a week before I get it.
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06-01-2010, 07:28 PM
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I'm still waiting for my CS wheel last time I track it it was in Montreal approx 7 hundred miles from my place waiting for custome to release it those guys are a PITA sometimes.Only took a couple a days to make it from Sunset in OR to Quebec will probably take a week before I get it.
06-07-2010, 11:49 PM
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3-spoke
Currently sporting a euro-xtra thick 3-spoke with leather airbag topped with silver/black crest.
As much as I like it, still prefer the period correct 993 4-spoke steering wheel finished in carbon fiber and leather, or even rarer:
-the "sport" version with perforated leather at 10 & 2.
As much as I like it, still prefer the period correct 993 4-spoke steering wheel finished in carbon fiber and leather, or even rarer:
-the "sport" version with perforated leather at 10 & 2.
06-09-2010, 12:14 PM
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Sorry to steal your tread John but I've got to ask Raj a question is that the 3ohm resister your talking about?????? & will it be the way to install it. Thank's
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06-09-2010, 02:10 PM
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Dave Griemann's old pdf shows this-
6. Install a 3 ohm resistor (any
watt value) in the orange
connector that comes from the
steering column shroud. This will
fool the airbag computer into
thinking that an airbag is still
attached. This will insure the
proper function of the passenger
airbag and prevent the airbag
warning light from illuminating.
Swaddle the resistor in
electrical tape to secure.
watt value) in the orange
connector that comes from the
steering column shroud. This will
fool the airbag computer into
thinking that an airbag is still
attached. This will insure the
proper function of the passenger
airbag and prevent the airbag
warning light from illuminating.
Swaddle the resistor in
electrical tape to secure.