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Retrofiting mfsw steering wheel
r5gtt:
Can I just say that the alignment of the wheel wasn't refitted like how it was removed as it was a spline or two out of place and the marks didnt match up when refitting. just my observation Raz
Good video though :happy2:
RetroRaz:
--- Quote from: r5gtt on February 01, 2016, 02:10:37 pm ---Can I just say that the alignment of the wheel wasn't refitted like how it was removed as it was a spline or two out of place and the marks didnt match up when refitting. just my observation Raz
Good video though :happy2:
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I think its the camera angle :laugh:
That was the first time I retrofitted a steering.
r5gtt:
--- Quote from: RetroRaz on February 01, 2016, 02:17:43 pm ---
--- Quote from: r5gtt on February 01, 2016, 02:10:37 pm ---Can I just say that the alignment of the wheel wasn't refitted like how it was removed as it was a spline or two out of place and the marks didnt match up when refitting. just my observation Raz
Good video though :happy2:
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I think its the camera angle :laugh:
That was the first time I retrofitted a steering.
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Must be the camera angle :laugh: at least you know how too and it's a piece of cake really thanks to you people can fit their own ones in. programming is debatable :signLOL:
I still want to fit the cruise in mine but laziness kicks in.
Matto:
Another little tip that I like to use is to put a marker pen line on the head of the bolt each time it had been re-tightened. A simple way of keeping track how many times it has been off :happy2:
r5gtt:
I'm now in the process of taken the control module off to remove old indicator stalk.
Can someone please confirm this part number?.
1K0 593 549 AG
Thanks
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