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Re: Steering wheel cowling
« Reply #20 on: 10 October 2008, 15:12 »
Quote from: 182_blue on 10 October 2008, 13:56
is this with the top cowling removed ?

What, my previous post?  Anyway, no, rotate the wheel, and there are usually 2 crews, sometimes behind plastic screw caps, which hold the top and bott halfs together.  These will be facing you, as if you had actually removed the steering wheel.

There are also screws on the underside of the lower half.  You might also need to release the lever for the steering wheel up/down/in/out adjustment - sometimes a screw hides behind them.
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Re: Steering wheel cowling
« Reply #21 on: 10 October 2008, 15:16 »
no matter how much you move the wheel you don't see screws, which is why o asked if the top cowling should be removed
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Re: Steering wheel cowling
« Reply #22 on: 10 October 2008, 16:22 »
Quote from: 182_blue on 10 October 2008, 15:16
no matter how much you move the wheel you don't see screws, which is why o asked if the top cowling should be removed

Ahh, OK.  I did say in an earlier post that I wasn't sure on the Golf.

Anyhow, have a look in the maintenance subsection of the Mk5 board, and look through each of the threads by "The Doc".
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Re: Steering wheel cowling
« Reply #23 on: 10 October 2008, 16:28 »
Ok, will do
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Re: Steering wheel cowling
« Reply #24 on: 10 October 2008, 20:58 »
i see your on doc   :wink:
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Re: Steering wheel cowling
« Reply #25 on: 10 October 2008, 21:41 »
DONT LET THE DEALER DO IT FFS YOU WILL END UP WITH RIPPED SEATS OR SOMETHING.

I'll take a look for you over the weekend - all Beemers here but one of my mechs has a '56 R32 - cant remember off hand but will be back on SOON

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Re: Steering wheel cowling
« Reply #26 on: 10 October 2008, 21:43 »
Quote from: The Doc on 10 October 2008, 21:41
DONT LET THE DEALER DO IT FFS YOU WILL END UP WITH RIPPED SEATS OR SOMETHING.

I'll take a look for you over the weekend - all Beemers here but one of my mechs has a '56 R32 - cant remember off hand but will be back on SOON

Email cjmarsden@yahoo.com

nice one, tbh i dont want the dealer near it hence my self fix, cheers for the offer of help mate
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Re: Steering wheel cowling
« Reply #27 on: 10 October 2008, 21:47 »
Stealers operatives are the sporn of the devil ~ mostly  :evil:
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Re: Steering wheel cowling
« Reply #28 on: 11 October 2008, 12:02 »
182_blue

You can remove the top section without removing the wheel its just on clips that need a bit of levering and it pops out.
Though be careful as I am now nursing a thumb with a lump out of it due to the screwdriver slipping.

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Re: Steering wheel cowling
« Reply #29 on: 11 October 2008, 12:09 »
Quote from: DaveN on 11 October 2008, 12:02
182_blue

You can remove the top section without removing the wheel its just on clips that need a bit of levering and it pops out.
Though be careful as I am now nursing a thumb with a lump out of it due to the screwdriver slipping.

Dave N

yeh i know the top come off, its the bottom that im needing to take off
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