[Rx7Boutique Pictorial] How to install an OEM Nardi Steering Wheel!
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If anyone knows more about how the system works I would really appreciate some concrete knowledge. I think the steering wheel looks great and would love to do this on my car, I just want to make sure everything checks out as I do not want an airbag in the face.
Excellent writeup though!
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Great post but I have one question. My new wheel doesn't seem to have three wires. I only have two. Is it save to assume that I match up wires one and two as you shown above?
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Yeah the third wire is for the horn.
I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure it just connects up to that little broken connector to the right of the bottom hex bolt on your new wheel. You can see it on the left side of your picture.
I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure it just connects up to that little broken connector to the right of the bottom hex bolt on your new wheel. You can see it on the left side of your picture.
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For a different question, does anyone know if anyone has ever tried to stick the old Mazda logo on the airbag instead of the Flying M or the Nardi logo? If I ever did this mod, I'd want the logo to match the rest of the car, and there's currently not a single badge in the cabin (and certainly no Flying M anywhere!)
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For a different question, does anyone know if anyone has ever tried to stick the old Mazda logo on the airbag instead of the Flying M or the Nardi logo? If I ever did this mod, I'd want the logo to match the rest of the car, and there's currently not a single badge in the cabin (and certainly no Flying M anywhere!)