DIY: Steering Wheel Trim Removal/Replacement DIY
#16
I'm assuming that you can only refinish the existing trim and not get a new one, as my guy at Nissan could not pull up a parts number other than the whole steering wheel assembly? Any other ideas for wraps or finish for the trim?
#19
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ok, WHO IS THE MASTER OF THE INFINITI PART NUMBERS??? Yes, it's ME!
Partnumbers of the trims are:
Nissan 48463-JK06A LIDSTEERING,RH - Black (only cruise-control hole)
Nissan 48463-JK06B LIDSTEERING,RH - Beige (only cruise-control hole)
Nissan 48463-JK07A LIDSTEERING,RH - Black (both cruise-control and Navi/Bluetooth hole)
Nissan 48463-JK07B LIDSTEERING,RH - Beige (both cruise-control and Navi/Bluetooth hole)
And yes, dealers can't find these numbers in the Nissan Fast catalog, though you can order them. Some strange Nissan/Infiniti decision...
Partnumbers of the trims are:
Nissan 48463-JK06A LIDSTEERING,RH - Black (only cruise-control hole)
Nissan 48463-JK06B LIDSTEERING,RH - Beige (only cruise-control hole)
Nissan 48463-JK07A LIDSTEERING,RH - Black (both cruise-control and Navi/Bluetooth hole)
Nissan 48463-JK07B LIDSTEERING,RH - Beige (both cruise-control and Navi/Bluetooth hole)
And yes, dealers can't find these numbers in the Nissan Fast catalog, though you can order them. Some strange Nissan/Infiniti decision...
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#26
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on g35driver people say, that dealer refused to order this part, because of Nissan/Infiniti politics.
though, I'm sure you can find some company that would import it from UAE (I ordered it from there) or Japan.
though, I'm sure you can find some company that would import it from UAE (I ordered it from there) or Japan.
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#30
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I did this DIY yesterday and accidentally pulled the cover off of the clockspring (the piece with the white **** and and connection to steering wheel controls). I tried to repack it myself and ended up bending the fragile ribbon and received an ABS warning light. I have a new clockspring coming later this week.
My problem is that now I'm seeing all kinds of problems beyond the ABS warning light.
1. "VDC Off" & "Slip" lights illuminate and stay lit every time car starts. I've read this is possibly related to low brake fluid or a sign that I need to replace my brake pads, which makes sense since the rear brakes have been squeaking lately. It's just strange that it started at exactly the same time as the ABS problems.
2. I get the "AFS Off" light after driving for a few minutes. This one is tricky. I think it may be that I didn't line up the steering wheel exactly where it should be. I'll try aligning it again when I fix the clockspring later this week.
Any way, I wanted to see if anyone else had experienced any of these issues and if they had any tips on what could be causing these issues.
-Brian
My problem is that now I'm seeing all kinds of problems beyond the ABS warning light.
1. "VDC Off" & "Slip" lights illuminate and stay lit every time car starts. I've read this is possibly related to low brake fluid or a sign that I need to replace my brake pads, which makes sense since the rear brakes have been squeaking lately. It's just strange that it started at exactly the same time as the ABS problems.
2. I get the "AFS Off" light after driving for a few minutes. This one is tricky. I think it may be that I didn't line up the steering wheel exactly where it should be. I'll try aligning it again when I fix the clockspring later this week.
Any way, I wanted to see if anyone else had experienced any of these issues and if they had any tips on what could be causing these issues.
-Brian