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Leather airbag cover
Does anyone know how to take the leather airbag cover off. I don't mean the whole airbag itself out of the steering wheel. The cover looks like it is held on with many silver tabs. But I don't want to start taking it apart and have it blow up in my face :eek:. I have searched the subject, but didn't really find a good how too. Thanks for any help in advance.
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When I did mine, I took the charge off first. ;)
Then you can free it from the tabs. |
Just take out the screws on the back and lift it off?
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Yep ;)
I placed a piece of electrical tape over the contacts. You don't want a static discharge to get to those. Just treat it like a loaded gun with an electrical trigger. If you're near a metal water pipe that goes into the ground or something else that you can discharge yourself on, it's a good idea to discharge any static you may have. Get it off and put it somewhere safe and out of the way (no plastic containers as they are bad about static; put it in a cardboard or wood box on a wood shelf or concrete floor). Sorry if I scared you a little bit. They can be dangerous, but as long as you play it safe, there's really not much to worry about. Remember that the force will be exerted fore and aft if it does discharge, so hold it from the sides and don't point it toward anyone or anything that you don't want damaged. |
most DIY recommend disconnecting the battery first and letting the car sit for 30 minutes
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I think you're talking about two different jobs. To remove the air bag there are two Torx screws that secure it. Once the air bag is free of the steering wheel you can work the tabs to remove the cover from the unit. I don't think it is possible to remove the cover without removing the unit from the steering wheel.
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