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1981 porsche 911 streering wheel pad removal. How?

How do I take the steering wheel pad off? Need to replace windshield wiper switch.

Old 09-26-2011, 07:11 PM
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Yank.
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Yank.
And remember "Reassembly is the reverse of disassembly"

Whack!
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Hope ya gotta big socket......when loosening the nut, don't let the wheel rest on the steering lock or with the wheels all the way to the left. Have someone hold onto the wheel while you do the honors.

Also consider replacing the bushing while you are in there. Wiggle the wheel up and done....if it's solid no need.
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Work the horn button off corner by corner. Just pops off pretty easy.

27mm socket i think for the hub? A Club or similar theft bar will help you hold the wheel with the added leverage.
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Old 09-26-2011, 11:53 PM
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Yes, 27mm and if I remember, it can't be a thick walled socket.
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....or use an impact wrench with extension for removal - one person job

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