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Old Oct 9, 2007 | 06:58 PM
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Hey guys, I have searched the forum and read the diy on the steering wheel removal, but it is for a newer civic. I have a 1994 civic cx hatch(canadian version) and I checed the steering column and could not find the pop off pieces to reach screws, and I believe the car has no airbags in the drivers side, so what I need is if I should just pop the horn cover off or how do I go about changing the wheel. If anyone needs pics I can post them up/.
 
Old Oct 9, 2007 | 08:04 PM
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I'm actually going to change the steering on mine soon.. And well I might be wrong but under the horn button there is a bolt.. Just remove that bolt and pull! I think that's it...

edit: well.. that bolt is probably a nut
 
Old Oct 9, 2007 | 09:20 PM
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okay, I was hoping someone else was going to explain, but I guess not...

This is for 92-95 civics, removing the steering wheel.
Here's the typical SRS Airbag steering wheel.


If you have SRS:
First you must disconnect the positive and negative battery terminals. Wait 10-15 minutes, for the electrical system to discharge (damn capacitance).

The backside of the steering wheel:

Notice that this wheel has cruise control.

Remove the small screw that holds the rectangular plastic piece on.
Then, you will see yellow wiring (SRS Airbag wiring) and a red wire end/plug.
Disconnect the yellow wiring and plug it with the red end/plug for safety.

Now that the airbag won't go off, look again at the picture of the backside.
On one side are the cruise control buttons and the other side a plastic insert.
With a flathead screwdriver, pop off the plastic insert to reveal a screw!
Remove that screw, duh.
On the other side, remove the black cover the gain access the the screw on that side.

Now, you can pull the airbag out.

This leaves you with just the outer steering wheel and one bolt.
Here's the steering column with the steering wheel on it:
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MARK where the top center is, so that the steering wheel isn't crooked when you put the new one on!!!
 
Old Oct 17, 2024 | 08:33 PM
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Hello I'm having a problem on finding the steering column nut, I've tried searching online on various websites and cant find it. I've even gone to my local old rilies and Autozone with no luck. The furthest I've gotten is that i found a nut at a local ace hardware with the size m12x1.25 but I'm skeptical about it fitting right because i can hand tighten it 2 rotations in but don't want to risk messing up the thread on the steering column.
 
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