So, getting acquainted with my mk5. Trouble is I'm quite tall and the steering wheel is massive. If I have my foot on the clutch I can't get my left hand any further than 9 o'clock on the steering wheel. Mine has cruise control but I don't really use it. I'm thinking about swapping it for a narrower wheel.
Will any Honda steering wheel fit? I've got my eye on a momo off a jdm civic ep3 http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/201918531959? ... EBIDX%3AIT
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Steering wheel swap?
I am not a short guy at 187cm and I had the same problem as you with the oem steering wheel. I purchased an ep3/dc5 momo wheel off of a member here and it is a lot more comfortable. I can heel and toe without my leg touching the wheel.
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How i do it
Unplug the battery
Take the plastic pieces of the steering wheel
Unplug the airbag
Unscrew the airbag
Unplug the wiring for the horn and cruise (when it has cruise)
Loosen the bolt and get the bolt out
Than make a center point with a marker in the center
Than get the bolt back in and pull the steering wheel loose and get the bolt out
Now you can put the new wheel on
Unplug the battery
Take the plastic pieces of the steering wheel
Unplug the airbag
Unscrew the airbag
Unplug the wiring for the horn and cruise (when it has cruise)
Loosen the bolt and get the bolt out
Than make a center point with a marker in the center
Than get the bolt back in and pull the steering wheel loose and get the bolt out
Now you can put the new wheel on