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by nsr250 » Fri 23.04.2010, 19:56
I've done some searching and come up with nothing. I'm trying to remove my airbag wheel but it just won't budge. There are no threaded holes in the steering wheel to bolt a wheel remover to. Any suggestions?
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by nsr250 » Fri 23.04.2010, 20:17
Never mind. My son came home from school and together with both of us pulling, grunting and also striking the shaft w/ a punch and hammer................it finally broke free and almost got my face!
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by HJ2 » Fri 23.04.2010, 22:31
Hahaha
Pictures please!

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by racerstev » Sat 10.07.2010, 01:18
Is there a better way to do this?? I'm in the same boat but no son to help pull!
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by steve matthews » Sat 10.07.2010, 02:14
Are you Steve or are you asking me because I just did this and my name is Steve
Rubber mallet tap left, tap right, tap top, tap btm.
It will come off trust me.
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by racerstev » Sat 10.07.2010, 05:30
Thanks, I'll give it a try!!
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by tigerdog » Sun 11.07.2010, 17:34
Are you all from the Philosophy Dept. at the University of Wallamaloo? Oops, sorry, they were all "Bruce".
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by GeoffSmith » Sun 11.07.2010, 19:22
tigerdog wrote:Are you all from the Philosophy Dept. at the University of Wallamaloo? Oops, sorry, they were all "Bruce".
So says one of the Californian Dougs - careful, you'll upset the English Daves!
And just to prove to Steves that we
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by steve matthews » Mon 12.07.2010, 02:54
Spam, Spam, Spam,Spam.
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by tweetdriver63 » Mon 12.07.2010, 03:17
What's on the telly?
Looks like a penguin.
No...What PROGRAM?....
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by tweetdriver63 » Mon 12.07.2010, 03:18
There's a man at the door with a mustache!
Tell 'im I've already got one.
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by racerstev » Wed 14.07.2010, 05:11
How many Steve's does it take to remove a Elan steering wheel? LOL
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by steve matthews » Wed 14.07.2010, 23:02
Ok, I'll bite.
How many Steve's does it take
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by knoxmotorsports » Fri 16.07.2010, 14:58
it's possible to avoid the whole hitting yourself in the face with the steering wheel part if you leave the hub nut on a turn or two whilst loosening the wheel from the hub. been there, done that.
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by racerstev » Mon 19.07.2010, 04:08
steve matthews wrote:Ok, I'll bite.
How many Steve's does it take
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It's looking like at least 2!
Yes mine popped right off with some side to side wiggling, very easy!
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