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looking to buy a stock steering wheel

Hey guys, I was wondering - I'm looking to replace my steering wheel on my civic with a stock wheel, I've found one for about 30 bones but it's just the steering wheel, no other parts. Are any other parts required? Currently I have a grant steering wheel on it, will I be missing any necessary parts? Thanks for the help guys, you always help when it's useful...
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really the only parts you need is the bolt for the middle.
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Should that still be under my new steering wheel (the previous owner hooked this one up - so I'm unsure)
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u can pick up a steering wheel from the junkyard for about $7
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So will the bolt that's under my new steering wheel be under my new one?
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So will the bolt that's under my new steering wheel be under my new one?
yes, cause it is holding your current wheel on.
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If you go buy one from a junkyard just get all the stuff from the car you take the wheel off of....


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