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Albanian122 07-05-2018 12:04 AM

Blue Alcantera G35 OEM wheel
 

Albanian122 07-05-2018 12:06 PM

Bump

Urbanengineer 07-06-2018 08:35 AM

How does one install a airbag to this? Is it something the everyday man can do, or shops only?

Albanian122 07-06-2018 09:43 AM


Originally Posted by Urbanengineer (Post 7143573)
How does one install a airbag to this? Is it something the everyday man can do, or shops only?

had a shop do mine, I know you have to disconnect the battery so it doesn’t deploy.

Urbanengineer 07-06-2018 09:53 AM

**** lol I'd pay someone too haha.

gary c 07-06-2018 09:56 AM

If it was done with a "Flat Bottom" I would have sent the $$ to you instantly! Looks (*)(*)!
Gary

Albanian122 07-12-2018 12:06 PM

BUMp 500 shipped with no steering controls

Albanian122 07-14-2018 02:25 AM

Bump

Albanian122 07-15-2018 07:10 PM

Bump

BradMD_96 07-15-2018 08:21 PM


Originally Posted by Urbanengineer (Post 7143573)
How does one install a airbag to this? Is it something the everyday man can do, or shops only?

If I remember correctly it's just two screws under plastic caps either side of the steering wheel that hold the airbag in place. With those removed the airbag comes straight out after disconnecting two wires. Of course, make sure the battery is disconnected and pump the brake - to drain any residing power - and give it 5 mins or so before continuing. One nut holds the wheel to the spline, easily removed with the wheel lock engaged and a breaker bar.

Free Bump

Urbanengineer 07-15-2018 09:49 PM


Originally Posted by BradMD_96
If I remember correctly it's just two screws under plastic caps either side of the steering wheel that hold the airbag in place. With those removed the airbag comes straight out after disconnecting two wires. Of course, make sure the battery is disconnected and pump the brake - to drain any residing power - and give it 5 mins or so before continuing. One nut holds the wheel to the spline, easily removed with the wheel lock engaged and a breaker bar.

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Nice. Thanks.

ScraggleRock 07-16-2018 12:02 AM


Originally Posted by Urbanengineer (Post 7143583)
**** lol I'd pay someone too haha.

Why? Just disconnect the battery and remove it. It's a completely separate piece from the wheel. Very easy. It's not gonna just "go off".

Albanian122 07-16-2018 01:13 PM

Bump still available

Albanian122 07-17-2018 07:00 AM

Bump beautiful wheel

Albanian122 07-18-2018 09:58 AM

Bump


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