Can you see if your wired for paddles without removing steering wheel?
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Can you see if your wired for paddles without removing steering wheel?
Okay so on the g35 thread, page 20, there is a way to instal paddles without removing the steering wheel. But i couldnt do it at all! i could not remove the lower trim (below the steering column). So how exactly can you check on a g37? Maybe with pics
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In my time trying to check, i broke 2 clips and lost a screw
? ThanksIn my time trying to check, i broke 2 clips and lost a screw
I just did it this weekend on my 2010 x sedan. You just have to do alot of pulling to get the bottom steering cover off. (after taking out the 2 screws behind the steering wheel), It is a serious pain. I thought I was going to break the column cover, but the paddle kit comes with a new one anyway. Can use foam or masking tape to protect the dash/bottom gauge cluster cover thing. After you get the bottom piece off, you will be able to see the two little plugs wrapped up under the column.
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I just did it this weekend on my 2010 x sedan. You just have to do alot of pulling to get the bottom steering cover off. (after taking out the 2 screws behind the steering wheel), It is a serious pain. I thought I was going to break the column cover, but the paddle kit comes with a new one anyway. Can use foam or masking tape to protect the dash/bottom gauge cluster cover thing. After you get the bottom piece off, you will be able to see the two little plugs wrapped up under the column.
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Okay so on the g35 thread, page 20, there is a way to instal paddles without removing the steering wheel. But i couldnt do it at all! i could not remove the lower trim (below the steering column). So how exactly can you check on a g37? Maybe with pics
? Thanks
In my time trying to check, i broke 2 clips and lost a screw
? ThanksIn my time trying to check, i broke 2 clips and lost a screw

I have a 2010 Journey Coupe, non-nav and non-premium. I bent down to look from under the steering column and there is a gap about 1" wide where I could see the connector for the right paddle just hanging there. You can also get your fingers in there and feel around. I'm installing them this weekend.
i read somewhere that ALL 2010's are wired. dont quote me on it though as im just quoting someone else haha. i will look for my wires when i get home because i want paddles BAD
i just checked and mine is wired. 2010 G37x coupe no nav
i tried to look up behind like flux said, but i couldnt see them. so i undid the 3 bolts and just slid it down far enough to see them, then slid it back up.
i will be ordering them in the next couple days
i tried to look up behind like flux said, but i couldnt see them. so i undid the 3 bolts and just slid it down far enough to see them, then slid it back up.
i will be ordering them in the next couple days
I got my paddle shifters yesterday and installed them. The last piece was the left trim piece, and that's when I realized they sent me the kit for cars with power telescoping steering. The bottom trim doesn't have the slot for where the manual locking steering wheel goes, so I can't lock my steering wheel in place. And there's a hole in the left trim piece where the control for steering adjustment goes.
So make sure you specify if you have that option when ordering, now I have to take it all off and send it back.
So make sure you specify if you have that option when ordering, now I have to take it all off and send it back.
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