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05-09-2019, 01:44 PM

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Big_Jim

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Originally Posted by LophatXB

It’s an IQ steering wheel, everything works, and it has the proper alignment on the clock spring. I had a leather 2006 ish steering wheel and it wasn’t the proper fit.

thats really cool! it looks a lot more ergonomic than the factory wheel too.

05-24-2019, 12:03 AM

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Originally Posted by LophatXB

It’s an IQ steering wheel, everything works, and it has the proper alignment on the clock spring. I had a leather 2006 ish steering wheel and it wasn’t the proper fit.

Was it difficult to put on? I've had my airbag recall sitting around for months. I wonder if they'll just swap it out when I get that done. Wouldn't mind paying a reasonable rate ...

05-29-2019, 07:19 AM

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Was it difficult to put on? I've had my airbag recall sitting around for months. I wonder if they'll just swap it out when I get that done. Wouldn't mind paying a reasonable rate ...

I believe the recall is actually for the passenger side airbag, that’s what they told me at the dealer last time I was there. I haven’t had time to get mine changed under the recall notice either. Probably should soon, but can’t afford to be without my ride for a day or two it takes them to get it done. In California they aren’t allowed to sell used airbags from junkyards anymore, had to have this one shipped from the east coast, but it was in great shape and dirt cheap comparatively.