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Swapping an SRS steering wheel on a non-SRS CB7

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    Swapping an SRS steering wheel on a non-SRS CB7

    Just wondering if there is any thing I need to know or be concerned about by swapping in an SRS steering wheel in a non-srs car? Any chance of the airbag going off?

    TIA
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    Originally posted by isiah View Post
    Just wondering if there is any thing I need to know or be concerned about by swapping in an SRS steering wheel in a non-srs car? Any chance of the airbag going off?

    TIA
    Not much help but I am in the process of swapping my wheel out for an aftermarket and I'm thinking the non-srs car would not have the wiring, fuse, connectors, for a srs-wheel. There is a yellow cable that runs under the steering wheel column.

    But someone who has a non-srs car will have to speak up to clarify this. Sorry I couldn't help much more.

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      I know the airbag wouldn't work in the event of a crash, I have swapped in an aftermarket steering wheel in my Integra before, but never gone from a non-srs car to put in an srs steering wheel. Just concerned because I know they have that yellow srs ring behind it. Also I don't want it to blow up in my face for now reason.

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        Originally posted by isiah View Post
        I know the airbag wouldn't work in the event of a crash, I have swapped in an aftermarket steering wheel in my Integra before, but never gone from a non-srs car to put in an srs steering wheel. Just concerned because I know they have that yellow srs ring behind it. Also I don't want it to blow up in my face for now reason.
        Oh! Ya, DO NOT USE THE WHEEL! There is a safety pin you should put in the connector of the airbag to prevent it from going off and even with that in it I would not trust it.

        So ya, don't use a wheel with an airbag in it if you do not plan on having it connected to anything. Not worth taking the risk.

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          Originally posted by Raf99 View Post
          Oh! Ya, DO NOT USE THE WHEEL! There is a safety pin you should put in the connector of the airbag to prevent it from going off and even with that in it I would not trust it.

          So ya, don't use a wheel with an airbag in it if you do not plan on having it connected to anything. Not worth taking the risk.
          Thanks for the important info, guess I'll be looking to swap an non-SRS wheel or an aftermarket wheel then.

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