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Momo Steering Wheel & Splitter Endplates 03 C4S

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Run more wires through the wheel

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I bought a tiptronic clock spring so that I can run more wires through the wheel when I get to that point.
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Run more wires through the wheel

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I bought a tiptronic clock spring so that I can run more wires through the wheel when I get to that point.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Continuing with reversible mods. I used a 2.7 ohm resistor in the airbag circuit and no light so far. If you’re concerned about me not having an airbag I’ll try not to fly through the windshield onto you or any of your loved ones. Besides, my ancestors in the Donner Party survived just fine without airbags

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The extra stalk on the column is for audio controls. My next project planned is a double din head unit. Eventually I'd like to put buttons on the steering wheel for that. I bought a tiptronic clock spring so that I can run more wires through the wheel when I get to that point.

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I'm not a fan of things that explode in my face. Do you have a photo of the resistor installed?

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POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Double Din head unit. I made the cup holder into a phone shelf.

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No I don’t. But I had an extra clock spring so I cut the connector off of that soldered the resistor in place of where the airbag would go and put some heat shrink around it. No warning light so far

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