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Holy moly I thought I was smart when I used zipties today, while doing it 😂 now I came to comment on it and you guys already did!

Because u need to use some spacers on the 3 bolts.

DUDE SAME only when i press down really hard did u fix it?

@@braver9805 I wrote what u need to put to fix that

I am wondering the same thing, I bought one of these and the cover itself seems to be non-original (does not look as cleanly manufactured as the original) plus the leather on top.. Would ne interestint to know if the covers were tested.

Depends on the car, for older models as long as the car is not switched on when the airbag is unplugged, there will be no error code. For newer models the error code will appear. Use OBD11 to clear the error code. Buying it is probably as expensive as getting the garage to clear the code.

The passenger airbag for LHD and RHD cars are different, the drivers airbags are the same.

@@modhub3427 thank you very much

If you have a faulty plug or airbag you can risk it detonating, but the major risk is static electricity to be honest. I’ve removed the airbag plugs without disconnecting the battery on hundreds of cars without issue. But you need to make sure the power is off

@@modhub3427 got ya thank~ however i replaced and put it back and airbag light turned on. what should i do?

@@user-dk3me1ov4e you will need to clear the error code. What car are you doing this on? If you turned the car on with the airbag out it will have the airbag light

@@modhub3427 i'm driving audi tt somebody told me i gotta reset airbag system

@@user-dk3me1ov4e yes if the airbag light is on then you will need VCDS or OBD11 to clear the airbag error code. The airbag light should not have come out, did you turn on the acc or ignition while the airbag was out?

That is up to you to decide to do, but out of the hundreds of airbags removed there has never been an issue, usually once the car is turned off, with no live power going to the clockspring there is no power going to surge through. Static electricity on the other hand is the thing you will need to look out for. Ensure you have fully discharged any static current before dealing with the airbag.

@@modhub3427 idk where you get your statistics from "out of hundreds of airbags" are your stereotyping the generic? 🤣 here's something fun for you to watch before your statistics come into play th-cam.com/video/x6YP6gCJons/w-d-xo.html

@@deanprice3811 we’ve removed hundreds of airbags, and we have swapped hundreds of steering wheels, so I think we know what it is we are doing. Further pointing out a stupid youtube video where the circumstances are odd if not dangerous are circumspect at best. Taking a screwdriver to the front of the airbag where the logo is and levering hard is bound to puncture the weakest part of the airbag cover and go directly to puncturing the charge canister. Also in my detailed instructions in the description, it clearly states to remove the negative terminal from the battery. The main mistake in the video is that I did not remove the key from the ignition. The video was a single take done to explain the process of undoing the screws and bolts of the TT 8J steering wheel and replacing it. Generally speaking, killing the power to the bus would prevent any deployment of the airbag. That would generally be done by simply removing the keys and locking the doors.

@@modhub3427 I don't doubt your method it's just something to keep extra cautious about but thank you for your explanation 😁

Yes it is being sent out now. With the S badge, dont worry

@@modhub3427 I see it was sent out but not with the shipping level I paid for. Is it possible that the expedited shipping I paid for can be refunded since the delivery commitment isn't being met due to using the wrong shipper and service level? SubtotalUSD 825.00TaxUSD 0.00Shipping (UPS Worldwide Expres Saver)USD 45.08 (It's actually coming via FedEx with a much slower shipping level.) Transaction charge rate (4.5%)USD 39.15Total:USD 909.23 Delivery Commitment Export: Delivery by the end of the next business day to the United States and Canada Delivery Commitment Import: Day-definite delivery by the end of the business day from origin countries worldwide

@@mightymulatto3000 hi, you paid all of $40 USD for shipping when it costs us $USD 100 to ship the wheel, there was a mistake in the shipping costs, but we are absorbing the extra costs. I can show you the shipping bill.

@@modhub3427 I see so the listed prices of the shipping services on the checkout portal are incorrect. That said customers shouldn't select the next day delivery method through UPS since it's not available then. Thanks for the information.

@@mightymulatto3000 yes it was incorrectly input as a 0kg, 0 dimensions in the system, so the pricing was far too cheap. If you check the shipping price at this time, I think you will see that it is far greater than the amount paid.

Hello, thank you for browsing our website, yes all the 8J wheels will work with your car, Doesn't matter which market it is in. yes all functions will be working, horn, multifunction controls and paddle shifters.

Hello, again. I see you have an "Audi TT MK3 S-Line Steering Wheel and Airbag" for 2016 and up. I also saw that you have a converter. Does that mean it's possible to use the MK3 steering wheel on a MK2 2010 TTS for instance? Or would I be better off buying "Audi RS Flat Bottom Steering Wheel for Audi TT Mk2 8J"?

@@mightymulatto3000 hi, It is possible but not recommended as the airbag of the Mk3 is only a single stage, whilst MK2 uses dual stage. Also it will require a decoder to be installed and the space in the MK3 wheel is very tight. We do recommend the RS units as the airbags are dual stage and the buttons themselves are programmed to natively work.

Hi, thats the Forged Carbon unit that we have available here: www.modhub.com.sg/collections/feature-on-homepage/products/audi-forged-carbon-steering-wheel-with-airbag