Steering Wheel Installation GuideUpdated a month ago

Tools Required

• Flathead screwdriver

• 16mm socket

1️. Disconnect the Battery

• Open your trunk (or hood) and disconnect the negative terminal of the battery.

2️. Remove the Airbag

• Insert a flathead screwdriver or pick tool to release the retaining spring (little holes on the sides of the wheel).

• Do the same on both sides.

• Carefully pull the airbag forward and disconnect the yellow plugs.

• Set the airbag facing up on a soft surface away from you.

3️. Remove the Steering Wheel

• Unplug the wiring connectors inside the wheel (horn, buttons, paddle shifters, etc.).

• Use a 16mm socket to remove the center bolt holding the wheel to the column.

• Mark the shaft with a Sharpie so you can align the new wheel correctly, also follow the original alignment line.

• Carefully pull the wheel straight off. Wiggle if it is tight, but don’t force it. Be careful not to spin the clock spring.

4️. Install the New Wheel

• ⚠ If you are upgrading from a base wheel to one with paddle shifters, extra wiring or coding may be required.

• Line up the new wheel with your alignment mark.

• Plug in all connectors for buttons, paddles, or heating (if applicable).

• Torque the center bolt to ~62 Nm (45 ft-lb).

• Tuck in the wires neatly.

5️. Reinstall the Airbag

• Plug in the yellow airbag connectors.

• Press the airbag module firmly into place until it clicks on both sides.

6. Reconnect the Battery & Test

• Reconnect the negative terminal.

• Start the car and check:

  • Steering wheel controls

  • Paddle shifters (if installed)

  • Heated wheel (if applicable)

  • No airbag or steering errors on the dash

✅ Installation Complete!
You're now ready to enjoy your upgraded steering wheel!