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1971 Porsche 911 Steering wheel Removal

Does anyone know how to get the steering wheeling off? Do I need to buy and speacial tools? Thank You in Advance Pelican

Old 03-06-2006, 09:42 AM
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Wrong forum, but...

Do you have the horn off? You need to turn the horn assembly (counterclockwise, I believe) to expose the large retaining nut underneath. You then need a socket of the correct size (I can't remember which size; it's big) and remove it with a breaker bar or large ratchet. Once you get the horn off, it is pretty self explanatory.
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horn removal

Do the horn come off by prying?
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NO; you have to turn the horn button assembly while the steering wheel is stationary.
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Follow above instructions, loosen nut , but not al the way, wiggle steering wheel from side to side untill loose, this will avoid implanting the wheel in your face
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on my 71 I just pulled the horn cover off, no turning was even possible. I had a 4 spoke wheel. Then just loosen big nut, pull off wheel. It's really easy.
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It's easiest to use an impact wrench some times because it's difficult to hold the wheel from spinning while you're trying to losen the nut.

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