im trying to replace my steering wheel with a woodgrain one i bought. I have no idea how to even start.I know theres a couple screws undernieth and 2 in the back. anyone know?
Yeah, I had a '97 Deville and she had a Ford "Snarus" (first car after college). It was just over 100K and starting to have issues so we started looking. Being a Caddy man, I naturally looked that way but she wasn't exactly thrilled with the idea of a "granny car". I found a '99 SLS with 23K on it. We looked at it and she, somewhat reluctantly negotiated a very good price (made the ole man proud). The rest is history. One day she was getting on the expressway and some Mustang was trying to ace her out. Well, she kicked the ole Northstar in the ass and dusted him off. She immediately called me and when I answered the phone she said "Dad, I love this car". I think I have a convert. Well, the more I saw it, the more I liked it and I started looking. I found my '02 with 13K on it in Canton OH. via the internet (something I never thought I'd do). Called the dealer, made and offer and the next day I was airborne. And then there were two.Now I have to start working on daughter number two.starfox86 said:Ranger , your daughter and you have both have an sls?...right on!
I have removed airbags from many different vehicles, but am still a lilttle nervous about doing it.starfox86 said:yeah.....saying I didn't use the tool did'nt mean it was easy....lol....It was thanksgiving day I replaced it and forgeting that stores were closed I couldn't get the puller...I ended up drilling 1/4 holes in the old steering wheel around the middle till it broke off..then, I yanked it off with some vise grips. (never want to do it again)....I had somewhere to go that night..so I had to get it done. I do not have a working horn now although I am not concerned about it. never used it anyways... I took the negitive and positive off of the battery and nothing went wrong. I noticed when I took the rear seat off that there was about 5 bucks worth of change in it. lol.