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Old 12-11-2009, 03:53 AM
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Doesnt removing the wheel involve airbag issues? Ive installed superchargers, done suspensions, but never removed an airbag. Help!

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Really easy. There is a small hole on each side of the steering wheel plastic cover. Push a small pick or screwdriver in each side and slight pull up on the bag and it will release. There is one plug to remove the air bag and one for the horn (you have to push in and turn the one for the horn) To put it back together just plug it in and press the bag back into the wheel until it snaps in. If not comfortable, leave it to the pros. Mess that bag or the clockspring up and you will have spent way more than you would have to get the switches done at Hummer! Also need to be carful about handling and static charges around the bagt. Google air bad deployment and you will see you could get killed if one of thise goes off while you are handling.
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Don;t forget to unhook your battery for 40 minutes before you jump into it. At least, that's what my dealer told me to do when I replaced my steering wheel.
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