How to remove steering wheel w/o airbag going off?
#1
How to remove steering wheel w/o airbag going off?
I'd search the threads but......
I'm looking at replacing my unheated wheel with a heated one and would like to do it w/o having the airbag blow up in my face. Has anyone done this and if so, can you describe the procedure.
I'm looking at replacing my unheated wheel with a heated one and would like to do it w/o having the airbag blow up in my face. Has anyone done this and if so, can you describe the procedure.
#3
Originally Posted by 3Pedals_6Speeds
I'd search the threads but......
I'm looking at replacing my unheated wheel with a heated one and would like to do it w/o having the airbag blow up in my face. Has anyone done this and if so, can you describe the procedure.
I'm looking at replacing my unheated wheel with a heated one and would like to do it w/o having the airbag blow up in my face. Has anyone done this and if so, can you describe the procedure.
#6
In order to remove the airbag, there are some parts that are designed as "non-removable" parts that you have to break to remove it properly. If you finally do go the route of removal, pick up an ESM long before you start the install. I won't describe it because it's too long of a process, plus the whole "stealing air bags" deal that could circulate.
One thing I can tell you is that you need to remove the negative battery cable and wait a minimum of 10 minutes before starting the process. This is written everywhere in the ESM for any airbag procedure.
One thing I can tell you is that you need to remove the negative battery cable and wait a minimum of 10 minutes before starting the process. This is written everywhere in the ESM for any airbag procedure.
#7
Stealing the wheel, I honestly hadn't thought of that. I guess if I'm stealing something on a Max it's going to be HID lights first.
I found a wheel at a local salvage yard, but upon seeing the service manual on this, I'm thinking I'll let my repair guy tackle this for me.
I found a wheel at a local salvage yard, but upon seeing the service manual on this, I'm thinking I'll let my repair guy tackle this for me.
#8
Originally Posted by 3Pedals_6Speeds
Stealing the wheel, I honestly hadn't thought of that. I guess if I'm stealing something on a Max it's going to be HID lights first.
I found a wheel at a local salvage yard, but upon seeing the service manual on this, I'm thinking I'll let my repair guy tackle this for me.
I found a wheel at a local salvage yard, but upon seeing the service manual on this, I'm thinking I'll let my repair guy tackle this for me.
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