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Citroenmad
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Its wobbly, how do you mean?
The airbag is removed by sticking a screwdriver in both holes in the back of the steering wheel and it should pop off. I have a spare steering wheel and airbag, so ill double check on that later.
Ive removed them a few times on C5s, its simple enough, just make sure you have the battery disconnected for 20-30 minutes before you attempt it.
The airbag is removed by sticking a screwdriver in both holes in the back of the steering wheel and it should pop off. I have a spare steering wheel and airbag, so ill double check on that later.
Ive removed them a few times on C5s, its simple enough, just make sure you have the battery disconnected for 20-30 minutes before you attempt it.
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You have to make sure that the screwdrivers are fairly stout and that you move the metal tags at the same time. You can't do one tag and then the other - the bag jams.
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myglaren wrote:Sneaky, Chris
my typing is a bit like my predictive texting, gets me into all sorts of issues!
I think I must edit my posts more than anyone else
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Yes I do Steve, though it lets me miss things if the word still makes sense.
John, does the steering chatter when going over bumps or is it just you can rock the wheel on its fixing?
John, does the steering chatter when going over bumps or is it just you can rock the wheel on its fixing?
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