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Originally Posted by Gelbster
The mirror is a great idea.Thank you.
With a small LED flashlight +Dentist's mirror it is easy to confirm correct engagement of the tool in the screw head.Unfortunately ,that was not the cause of the problem.Pity. It would have been an easy fix.
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Crap...
I would try to wedge a long flat pry-bar (like the kind used for home trim removal) in between the airbag and frame and pry hard while turning the screw. It'll bite and back out eventually. That, or you'll bend the airbag frame enough to get in there. Airbag frames are a lot cheaper than steering wheels.
Just don't sit in front of the airbag while doing anything like that.
