Reignman98115
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3.3 GT D-cut Steering Wheel Do you know the upgrade?
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Oh did you by chance aleady post one in the DIY thread?
robz32
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I would be willing to do a DIY/How to post. But I will need someone to send me the part....HINT, HINT @jongkihong 
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Can get it for you, black or brown 
Can’t be that hard. Disconnect negative on battery (trunk battery). Wait a few minutes. Stick a long flat head screwdriver into the 3 holes. Disconnect the 2 wires. Pull out old airbag. Plug the wires into new airbag and snap new airbag to steering wheel. Ok I don’t have pictures but there’s plenty of YouTube videos on how to replace an airbag. I will swap mine this weekend if the weather is good.
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Reignman98115
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well i really want to know how to do the steering wheel after you uninstall the airbag. So its a two parter. Take out the airbag and install the steering wheel
jongkihong
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When I go to work next week
How to remove the steering wheel I will find the picture and upload it.
How to remove the steering wheel I will find the picture and upload it.
Done. Easy. This completes the Korean transformation.
Took me about an hour only cause I had some difficulty removing the airbag. I could unlock 2 springs at any given time, but getting the 3rd spring to unlock was challenging - I had to go into zen mode, calm myself, and be one with the force to finally unlock the 3rd spring.
From there it was a piece of cake. 3 wires total to disconnect. The white one just slides off. The purple and pink are released by pulling back 2 tiny orange spring-loaded clips. Just wiggle and they come off. Reconnecting is simply just plugging back in. And put on the airbag by applying a bit of force to push down onto the steering wheel. Reconnect the battery and check everything is A-OK. I didn't lose any of my settings, but strangely enough, the temp went from C to F (as you can see in the pic). Everything else remained the same. IMO, this is way easier and less time consuming than swapping badges. Only challenging part is releasing the airbag. I used a flat had screwdriver but a torx probably would've been better. Peace out.
Took me about an hour only cause I had some difficulty removing the airbag. I could unlock 2 springs at any given time, but getting the 3rd spring to unlock was challenging - I had to go into zen mode, calm myself, and be one with the force to finally unlock the 3rd spring.
From there it was a piece of cake. 3 wires total to disconnect. The white one just slides off. The purple and pink are released by pulling back 2 tiny orange spring-loaded clips. Just wiggle and they come off. Reconnecting is simply just plugging back in. And put on the airbag by applying a bit of force to push down onto the steering wheel. Reconnect the battery and check everything is A-OK. I didn't lose any of my settings, but strangely enough, the temp went from C to F (as you can see in the pic). Everything else remained the same. IMO, this is way easier and less time consuming than swapping badges. Only challenging part is releasing the airbag. I used a flat had screwdriver but a torx probably would've been better. Peace out.
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This would be much appreciated. Thanks
I would be willing to do a DIY/How to post. But I will need someone to send me the part....HINT, HINT @jongkihong
This would be much appreciated. Thanks
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caution
Battery - cable carried out after removal
Begin at least 30 seconds later.
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“This is the translation of text appearing in the pictures posted above”
1. Align the vehicle wheels before removing the steering wheel.
2. Disconnect the battery (-) cable.
WARNING: Wait at least 30 seconds after disconnecting the cable.
3. Remove the driver's seat airbag module.
- In order to dismantle the tool by inserting the tool first in the lower hole (A)
Left and right (B) are dismantled by rotating the tool in the direction of the arrow
4. Remove the horn connector from the airbag module (A),
Remove the connector (B) and remove the airbag module from the steering wheel.
1. Align the vehicle wheels before removing the steering wheel.
2. Disconnect the battery (-) cable.
WARNING: Wait at least 30 seconds after disconnecting the cable.
3. Remove the driver's seat airbag module.
- In order to dismantle the tool by inserting the tool first in the lower hole (A)
Left and right (B) are dismantled by rotating the tool in the direction of the arrow
4. Remove the horn connector from the airbag module (A),
Remove the connector (B) and remove the airbag module from the steering wheel.
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Bumping this thread.
I need to install my carbon fibre steering wheel. Is it true that if we remove the steering wheel, the steering angle sensor has to be recalibrated by the stealership??
Thx in advance if someone knows
I need to install my carbon fibre steering wheel. Is it true that if we remove the steering wheel, the steering angle sensor has to be recalibrated by the stealership??
Thx in advance if someone knows
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Australia/ Oceania are RHD
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