Question About My Steering Wheel Functions
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Question About My Steering Wheel Functions
Alright, first of all. Im new to this forum. I found out about this forum from Club-tc. It's pretty much dead over there all the time..so not much support.
I was wondering if i could get some help here; the buttons on my steering wheel don't work. Not even the horn. Now i THINK i need to buy the horns because this car was crashed when i bought it. I will be posting the rebuilding thread pretty soon here
Info: 2006 Scion tC Automatic.
I was wondering if i could get some help here; the buttons on my steering wheel don't work. Not even the horn. Now i THINK i need to buy the horns because this car was crashed when i bought it. I will be posting the rebuilding thread pretty soon here
Info: 2006 Scion tC Automatic.
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i would like to help.. if i was able to actually inspect the car.
i suspect the wiring is the problem, but there's really no way to be 100% unless i see the car. i don't think you need to buy new horns.. wiring problems could be the cause of that too.
i suspect the wiring is the problem, but there's really no way to be 100% unless i see the car. i don't think you need to buy new horns.. wiring problems could be the cause of that too.
#3
There is a yellow cable where the knee airbags goes. Could it be because that is disconnected? I have no knee airbags and no passenger airbag.
Edit: btw i know its an airbag cable because its a pretty thick cable. Just dont know if its the knee airbag cable or the steering wheel cable. and if it may have something to do with it or not.
Edit: btw i know its an airbag cable because its a pretty thick cable. Just dont know if its the knee airbag cable or the steering wheel cable. and if it may have something to do with it or not.
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disconnect battery
disassemble the steering wheel by first loosening 2 T-30 torx screws on each side of the steering wheel.
pull out the airbag.
inspect wiring behind airbag.
disassemble the steering wheel by first loosening 2 T-30 torx screws on each side of the steering wheel.
pull out the airbag.
inspect wiring behind airbag.
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