Anyone live near blackpool who's removed a Fiesta MK6 steering wheel airbag?
17-01-2010, 09:01 PM
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Anyone live near blackpool who's removed a Fiesta MK6 steering wheel airbag?
Help needed guys and girls
Is there anyone near blackpool who could give me a hand with removing my wheel airbag?
I have been struggling with it all day and I know it will be a two minute job for someone who has done one before.
I will happily give some beer money for your time
Si
Is there anyone near blackpool who could give me a hand with removing my wheel airbag?
I have been struggling with it all day and I know it will be a two minute job for someone who has done one before.
I will happily give some beer money for your time
Si
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17-01-2010, 09:16 PM
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i live in blackpool never removed one of a feista done some mondeo ones if out like them its 2-4 torq screws accessed from the back of the wheel once undone its a clip on the detonator as you remove airbag
17-01-2010, 09:19 PM
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There are two springs you have to prise open.
I have had me, my dad, a mate and even my misses trying it today but to no luck as I am trying to fit a flocked dash. Everyone I talk to who has done it says it is quite easy as well but Im sure that is to wind me up lol
I have had me, my dad, a mate and even my misses trying it today but to no luck as I am trying to fit a flocked dash. Everyone I talk to who has done it says it is quite easy as well but Im sure that is to wind me up lol
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18-01-2010, 03:29 PM
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no prob si like i said anytime good to meet you today
don't think you was far off though it was just perseverance mate and luck getting it in right position lol
don't think you was far off though it was just perseverance mate and luck getting it in right position lol
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I hated this when mine was done! I even drove my car 15 miles to get it done by Tim (aquarious RS) I was always thinking this is gonna go in a minute!!
BOOM!!!!!
BOOM!!!!!
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Hi i have the same problem, i am wanting to get the steering wheel off and there are two holes where you stick a screw driver in, tried everything but no joy, is there a way to get these off, tried the manual, does not say how big the screw diver or anything, i am at Warton nr Blackpool, thanks Ian
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