Has anybody installed the "Nissan" Steering wheel? **pics**
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Originally Posted by tony
geez, lets not turn this into another "your infiniti is an infiniti" thread, there are plenty if you guys would do a search and then rant all you want. The guy just wants to know how to replace his airbag with a nissan emblem.. his choice so let him have it.
Originally Posted by HipHopPro
OK, one more time "YOUR INFINITI G35 IS A NISSAN". When you buy any parts for "YOUR INFINITI G35" it come's in a "NISSAN BOX". My G35 as Nissan all over it. Now it's time to do the inside. HOLLA. 
http://history.jbskyline.net/index5.php#11thgen
http://history.jbskyline.net/index5.php#11thgenthey drive a 05...... we consider them n00bs!!!!!!
Thanks for all your help guys. I went to Auto Zone and bought the TORX bit. Now I just have to wait for the steering wheel to come in so I can take out the Nissan airbag module. When I have it installed, I'll revive this thread to post pics.
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Originally Posted by _G_
Thanks for all your help guys. I went to Auto Zone and bought the TORX bit. Now I just have to wait for the steering wheel to come in so I can take out the Nissan airbag module. When I have it installed, I'll revive this thread to post pics.
Originally Posted by tony
Exactly, we got one from a local parts store like autozone or pep boys. The directions there are exactly what I was talking about. Once you remove the airbag you can just take the cover off and replace it with the nissan airbag cover. The whole thing wont take more than 10-15 minutes.
So I finally got my "Nissan" Skyline 350gt steering wheel, and I think I know what you're talking about now. See the pics below with the green arrows. I think those are the tabs that have to be popped out, so the airbag cover plate can be removed. But I'm hoping I don't expose the airbag to mess it up. Anybody have inputs/knowledge/2 cents, on how to pop the tabs or do this install?
Thanks.
Hey this could be in the DIY when I'm finished
yeah the wires are totally different from the japan's airbag
the one that " G " posted only has a yellow plug for the airbag wire
for us the the infiniti airbag has 2 wires, one in a orange plug
and the other in a yellow plug!
the one that " G " posted only has a yellow plug for the airbag wire
for us the the infiniti airbag has 2 wires, one in a orange plug
and the other in a yellow plug!
I can't post in the DIY forum for some reason, so I'm gonna go ahead and do it here.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER
I just want to emphasize that I am not a professional for this type of work, so by using this DIY, I will NOT be responsible for any malfunctions, damage, warranty and/or insurance issues, etc., to you or anybody else or your vehicle. This is simply a step by step of how I did it. By using this DIY, you agree to accepting full responsiblity for any and all malfunctions, damage, warranty and/or insurance issues, etc. to you or anybody else or your vehicle. Do this DIY at your own risk!
I don't know your level of handiness, but after doing this DIY, I feel pretty confident that my airbag will deploy when I need it. And I've never done anything like this. It took a total of 1 hour 30 minutes, because I took everything real slow. I think next time, it should take me about 30 to 45 minutes. Over all, I would say this was an easy install. Equivelant to installing a "Z tube".
If you ever need clarification on a step, feel free to PM me. I'm very happy with the outcome. Now I don't have that big Mt. Fuji staring me in the face.
There's a lot of pictures, so enjoy and good luck. Oh yeah, thanks Tony.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER
I just want to emphasize that I am not a professional for this type of work, so by using this DIY, I will NOT be responsible for any malfunctions, damage, warranty and/or insurance issues, etc., to you or anybody else or your vehicle. This is simply a step by step of how I did it. By using this DIY, you agree to accepting full responsiblity for any and all malfunctions, damage, warranty and/or insurance issues, etc. to you or anybody else or your vehicle. Do this DIY at your own risk!
I don't know your level of handiness, but after doing this DIY, I feel pretty confident that my airbag will deploy when I need it. And I've never done anything like this. It took a total of 1 hour 30 minutes, because I took everything real slow. I think next time, it should take me about 30 to 45 minutes. Over all, I would say this was an easy install. Equivelant to installing a "Z tube".
If you ever need clarification on a step, feel free to PM me. I'm very happy with the outcome. Now I don't have that big Mt. Fuji staring me in the face.
There's a lot of pictures, so enjoy and good luck. Oh yeah, thanks Tony.
Last edited by _G_; Apr 21, 2005 at 03:38 PM.
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