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I don't see what could be bent in this assembly... and the airbag itself has plastic tabs
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Same with me, after the airbag recall, my airbag sticks out. Is the airbag bracket the metal piece shown here?1 Photo
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I have had the same issue since I had the airbag recall done at the dealership. Went back to the dealership, they said they don't see anything wrong π€£ well, I guess if it's not in TIS (or whatever system they are using nowadays), it doesn't exist.
I tried correcting it myself, struggled to remove the airbag and adjusted the wires, and put it back in with no results.
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That steering wheel looks awesome, you mind if you share details source price etc.
Thank you
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Been reading up and I saw that's pretty common. And I did have trouble getting it out of the old wheel, so I can see how it could have been bent. Is that part available new still by chance? Anyone have a part number?
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It's the airbag bracket that got bent when you removed the airbag from the last wheel. Common problem from a horrendous design. Try bending the bracket back or get a spare from a junkyard car.
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Pretty sure this feature is standard issue in West LA π β living right off Santa Monica near the 405 clusterf*** really forced progress in my mindfulness practice.
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Thanks, yea I will have another go at it. I thought I was making sure it was away from the wires but maybe that's it.
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Originally posted by Nate047 View PostHey guys, having a weird issue after swapping in a re-wrapped steering wheel. The airbag is sitting a little low and leaning out on the top, is there some trick to lining this all up? I attached everything as it was on my stock wheel coming out, and clipped it back into the plate that holds the airbag as best as I could tell was correct. I cannot for figure out what is preventing it from sitting up at the proper placement. It does not feel like there is more room to click in further. I can jiggle the whole setup around a little. Am I missing something obvious here?
Oh yea also the horn kind of has a mind of its own nowBecause the whole setup is not sitting properly I guess? It will go off randomly as I'm turning sometimes. Like the weight of the airbag moves and causes the horn contacts to touch I'm guessing. If I jiggle the airbag around it might stop. Or not. Super cool feature to have in a car while driving around west LA.
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Steering wheel swap - can't get airbag to sit straight
Hey guys, having a weird issue after swapping in a re-wrapped steering wheel. The airbag is sitting a little low and leaning out on the top, is there some trick to lining this all up? I attached everything as it was on my stock wheel coming out, and clipped it back into the plate that holds the airbag as best as I could tell was correct. I cannot for figure out what is preventing it from sitting up at the proper placement. It does not feel like there is more room to click in further. I can jiggle the whole setup around a little. Am I missing something obvious here?
Oh yea also the horn kind of has a mind of its own nowBecause the whole setup is not sitting properly I guess? It will go off randomly as I'm turning sometimes. Like the weight of the airbag moves and causes the horn contacts to touch I'm guessing. If I jiggle the airbag around it might stop. Or not. Super cool feature to have in a car while driving around west LA.
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