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Aftermarket Steering Wheels -Installation 444-544

posted by  someone claiming to be Barongrey on  Sun Jul 17 04:08 CST 2005 [RELATED]

Get a bigger hammer!

Seriously, if the splines match, and you only need to press it onto the shaft a little further, try a big rubber mallet. You probably had to use a puller to get the old wheel off, and hand-pressure isn't going to be enough to locate the new adapter where it needs to be.

Good luck!






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