Quick question: Changing SMG paddles tonight, do i need to take steering wheel off or will i be able to slide others on from behind wheel?
Cheers in advance PP
Cheers in advance PP
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Well theres Duncans way and everyone elses way.
No need to remove the steering wheel, simply remove the 2 torx screws and replace with new paddles. Instructions Here -
Did that involve a Fork Lift truck ? :whistle:Originally posted by karbonkid View PostWell theres Duncans way and everyone elses way.Comment
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Dont change them ! ... my engine fookin blew after i changed mine ! KK i want me money back !Originally posted by karbonkid View PostWell theres Duncans way and everyone elses way.
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Be grateful then, I got ya a fresh noo lump FOC!Originally posted by DuncanR View PostDont change them ! ... my engine fookin blew after i changed mine ! KK i want me money back !Comment
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I bought some AC Schnitzer carbon paddles yonks ago and never got round to fitting them... just taken the old ones off and ref those instructions would comment:Originally posted by pinkpanther008
- It was a Torx T15 for me.
- There is only a few mm of thread holding them in, I used some pliers to pull them out once unscrewed.Comment
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Originally posted by pinkpanther008
Installation Guide for SMG Paddles
Tools required: Torx T-20
Time required: +/- 5 minutes
1.) Original OEM Paddles
2.) Look behind the steering wheel, you will find the screw that holds the paddles to the
steering wheel. Use Torx T-20 to take the screw out
3.) You will see a spring sticking out from the steering wheel.
4.) Put Paddles on proper position and put the screw back in using Torx T-20
5.) Repeat for the left side. You are done!Comment
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Job done, cheers for the advice all.
Will test properly at the weekend but initial impressions good:beer:Comment
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