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Steering Wheel Change

RayGT3
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I am installing an RS alcantara steering wheel and I believe it is recommended that the neg. side of the battery be disconnected 30 min. before and during this process (air bag removal). Will I have a bunch of error codes show up when I reconnect the battery or will I just have to reset the radio, etc. Tnx

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Just a radio reset. I did the wheel change last year and followed that advice as a precaution so as to not discharge the airbag. No error code, just radio.

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LVDell,

Thanks for the input. Changed the wheels today everything went without a hitch. The worst was getting the screws to start straight when putting the new wheel on. When the battery was reconnected everything came up without any problem, just reset clock, etc.

Thanks again

Ray

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Very welcome! Glad it worked out great. I had to go back and reinstall my wheel 1 groove over so it would be straight.

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