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Old 10-20-2005, 05:55 PM
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Steering wheel

The leather steering wheel cover that came from the factory is ripping and pealing off my steering wheel. I would like to get it back to factory appearing. I dont want to cover it with one of those auto part store specials. Any idea on how i can get this fixed? I was going to see if i could get a wheel from the yard, but they'd probably make me buy the who steering colum assy, and i really dont want to mess with the air bag.
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There is no way not getting around, not messing with the airbag. Any time you remove the wheel the airbag has to be removed. I would not suggest this if you've never did it before. Although one has to start somewhere I did. As for the steering wheel i've seen them on ebay for a fair price.
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