cost to replace 95 factory leather steering wheel?
#1
cost to replace 95 factory leather steering wheel?
anybody ever do it? mine is starting to get long in the tooth - will need it within a year or so. just wondering what it costs?
and any aftermarket alternatives you've done?
and any aftermarket alternatives you've done?
#5
Originally posted by 1996_SE
Yeah but how much does this cost? Mine has been really bad so I covered it with a cheap steering wheel cover, but it looks like a$$. Dealer prob. charges like $100 or so?
Yeah but how much does this cost? Mine has been really bad so I covered it with a cheap steering wheel cover, but it looks like a$$. Dealer prob. charges like $100 or so?
#6
Originally posted by 1996_SE
Yeah but how much does this cost? Mine has been really bad so I covered it with a cheap steering wheel cover, but it looks like a$$. Dealer prob. charges like $100 or so?
Yeah but how much does this cost? Mine has been really bad so I covered it with a cheap steering wheel cover, but it looks like a$$. Dealer prob. charges like $100 or so?
#7
uh, i'd say look on ebay. if it's black , i found one for ya. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2428203773
Even if you got tan stock, black does look nice. In 97+ SE's they were black even with tan interior.
Even if you got tan stock, black does look nice. In 97+ SE's they were black even with tan interior.
#8
Originally posted by maxima_se007
uh, i'd say look on ebay. if it's black , i found one for ya. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2428203773
Even if you got tan stock, black does look nice. In 97+ SE's they were black even with tan interior.
uh, i'd say look on ebay. if it's black , i found one for ya. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2428203773
Even if you got tan stock, black does look nice. In 97+ SE's they were black even with tan interior.
but i prefer to keep the car as stock as possible (even though i like the 97 steering wheel better than my 95's).
i'll keep looking, but thanks!
#9
go to www.car-parts.com and update the steering wheel with the newer designded (thicker one) you will be happier with it than the old skinny one.
search for 97 and newer. It should just bolt on the same.
search for 97 and newer. It should just bolt on the same.
#10
Originally posted by bellis
go to www.car-parts.com and update the steering wheel with the newer designded (thicker one) you will be happier with it than the old skinny one.
search for 97 and newer. It should just bolt on the same.
go to www.car-parts.com and update the steering wheel with the newer designded (thicker one) you will be happier with it than the old skinny one.
search for 97 and newer. It should just bolt on the same.
#12
Get a wheelskin cover. Im in the process of doing this right now. Very time consuming.
Go here to purchase it...http://www.dccarcare.com/whlskns.html
Go here to purchase it...http://www.dccarcare.com/whlskns.html
#15
Originally posted by GarthG
97+ have different airbags don't they, or does the airbag cover from a 97+ fit? Also aren't there some different electrical connections, at least with the cruise control?
97+ have different airbags don't they, or does the airbag cover from a 97+ fit? Also aren't there some different electrical connections, at least with the cruise control?
#18
Check with this place to see if they have your pattern:
http://www.aglausa.com/
They use pretty much the exact same pattern dies that Nissan would have used and I bet their color matches are pretty good. Think of this as more custom and wheelskins as generic "one size fits all" in comparison.
To find out how to replace the wrapping using one of the AGLA kits, check out this site:
http://www.stuttswap.com/stuttswap/recover.html
It has lots of tips and pics of steering wheels this guy's worked on.
http://www.aglausa.com/
They use pretty much the exact same pattern dies that Nissan would have used and I bet their color matches are pretty good. Think of this as more custom and wheelskins as generic "one size fits all" in comparison.
To find out how to replace the wrapping using one of the AGLA kits, check out this site:
http://www.stuttswap.com/stuttswap/recover.html
It has lots of tips and pics of steering wheels this guy's worked on.
#20
Originally posted by minsbang
you should have picked up the yellow pages and called the dealer in the first place...
you should have picked up the yellow pages and called the dealer in the first place...
#21
ok,
the electrical connections on the airbags are different...so you would have to change your whole electrical wiring under the dash,...a pain...I just did it..and you would also need to get a new airbag module as the connection here is also different.
96shogunmax,
Can you elaborate on what is needed to make the 97 wheel fit a 95/96...I'm probably going to have to do that soon.
THanks,
Ola
the electrical connections on the airbags are different...so you would have to change your whole electrical wiring under the dash,...a pain...I just did it..and you would also need to get a new airbag module as the connection here is also different.
96shogunmax,
Can you elaborate on what is needed to make the 97 wheel fit a 95/96...I'm probably going to have to do that soon.
THanks,
Ola
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