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> Outlander Steering Wheel Same As Lancer?
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post Mar 5 2008, 12:50 PM
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Hey guys: I'm going to start searching for a used GTS leather steering wheel to replace the plastic one in my Lancer ES. Before I start my search I wonder: anyone know if the Outlander steering wheel is identical? From pictures it looks the same, but I just want to be sure.

Also, I'm assuming I can just swap my airbag over to the new wheel, am I right? Buying a wheel with a blown airbag is going to be a lot cheaper than buying the whole kit 'n caboodle.
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QUOTE(dsf3g @ Mar 5 2008, 12:50 PM)
Also, I'm assuming I can just swap my airbag over to the new wheel, am I right? Buying a wheel with a blown airbag is going to be a lot cheaper than buying the whole kit 'n caboodle.
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Unless you know what you're doing this is highly NOT recommended.

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QUOTE(MemphoMan @ Mar 5 2008, 12:53 PM)
Unless you know what you're doing this is highly NOT recommended.

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I've worked with airbags before, specifically installing a wood rimmed wheel in a Miata. Nonetheless, I'd probably have a shop perform the operation.
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