Removing steering wheel

Thread starter Guest
Start date Mar 4, 2007

Guest

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Mar 4, 2007

Yup i searched, no i couldnt find anything [

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Id like to know how to remove the steering wheel off my new 944 before i get it back and try and do it without thinking.

Problem is its a airbag type, im putting the original steering wheel off my lux back on and taking the momo i put on that out and into the new turbo.

However the turbo has a drivers airbag, i was thinking you must cut open the front off the wheel and cut the airbag... then i thought they have a explocive charge in dont they? suppose disconnecting the battery is reccomended too?

any advice on how to get to the nut would be helpful.

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