Steering wheel major problem
10 February 2007, 03:09 PM
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Steering wheel major problem
Hi all..
I'm pulling my hair out trying to remove this stupud Nardi steering wheel. I have a mom wheel and boss kit ready to fit but after I dismantled the nardi one and removed the centre nut itwont come off. It looks like it has several screws which are screwed from the back inwards and I cant get a screwdriver in behind in order to unscrew....any ideas? Please...I'm close to just taking a sledgehammer to the thing...
I'm pulling my hair out trying to remove this stupud Nardi steering wheel. I have a mom wheel and boss kit ready to fit but after I dismantled the nardi one and removed the centre nut itwont come off. It looks like it has several screws which are screwed from the back inwards and I cant get a screwdriver in behind in order to unscrew....any ideas? Please...I'm close to just taking a sledgehammer to the thing...
10 February 2007, 03:16 PM
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Nardi and momo usually have the same type boss, so you should'nt need to change the boss really. Just swop the actual wheel via the 6 screws.
But if you do need to the change the boss, use a steer wheel puller. I would'nt recommend the old fashioned way as the bearing in the column is not the strongest i've come accross.
But if you do need to the change the boss, use a steer wheel puller. I would'nt recommend the old fashioned way as the bearing in the column is not the strongest i've come accross.
10 February 2007, 03:20 PM
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Nardi and momo usually have the same type boss, so you should'nt need to change the boss really. Just swop the actual wheel via the 6 screws.
But if you do need to the change the boss, use a steer wheel puller. I would'nt recommend the old fashioned way as the bearing in the column is not the strongest i've come accross.
But if you do need to the change the boss, use a steer wheel puller. I would'nt recommend the old fashioned way as the bearing in the column is not the strongest i've come accross.
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