MK7 Golf Steering Wheel In Polo 9n3 / 9n - How to install / retrofit

[@onyxaries]

I will add this on the to do list for my polo great vid man cheers

[@diydetail8916]

cant wait for the next video to get the buttons working!

[@tomharvey]

The whole process is a hell of a lot harder than I thought, and the route i was going to take isn’t going to work, i do have an idea though so give me a week or so and ill see if i can get something figured out. When you have to retrofit literally everything its a nightmare 😂

[@diydetail8916]

@@tomharvey thanks for your reply looking forward to this

[@tomharvey]

No Polo 9N/3s came with steering wheel controls so I believe CanBus is semi- pointless, I will get it working at some point with a complete mk5 golf system, I need some time to gather parts though. cheers.

[@Diverse3249]

I have the same steering wheel on my polo 6 but buttons don’t work and lights don’t work as well

[@thomasgeorge6074]

Can’t wait for you connecting the buttons man need help on it myself haha as I have a 9n3 and I just picked up a steering wheel from someone breaking a golf now haha

[@tomharvey]

Nice one man! Theyre great wheels, im still stuck on how to get the golf ones going, but the next video is how to get MFSW working with a 6r steering wheel which is a step in the right direction 😂All the bits are ordered, give it a week and the vid will be up.

[@thomasgeorge6074]

@@tomharvey nice one man much love

[@mischar]

@@tomharvey Hey Toom, haven't seen the video yet, are you still figuring it out? Cheers from the Netherlands

[@tomharvey]

Hiya mate, I believe the MFSW retrofit is too much work to be viable, I will do it at some point in the future, but for now I'm going to shelf the idea. you will need to rip the whole system and loom from a mk5, and for the sake of reaching over and pressing the radio buttons i feel it's not worth it. Cheers for watching though 👍

[@YdenPL]

You could possibly get the buttons to work with LIN2CAN from Eduardo Diaz, the same guy who made 3DColorMFD (which you should also check out, it's a cool, full-color replacement for the FIS instrument cluster display and is compatible with the 9N/9N3)

[@YdenPL]

I actually did do an install with the adapter I mentioned and a Golf 6/Passat B7 MFSW. Went with a Polo 6R clockspring and it actually doesn't fit that well, the bottom clips don't clip on but it's on there I think well enough. I also can't get the bottom cowling back on, but that I think is on me, I'll try getting it on there tomorrow. I had to route 12V from Terminal 15 together to the LIN bus adapter and the T41 connector behind the stalks, the one that clips into the clock spring, I also had to route the LIN bus wire from the adapter to the T41. Horn wires had to be placed into empty pins on the T41 and in the case of the Golf 6 wheel I only had to splice one wire from the 6-pin buttons connector to the yellow 12-pin. For the Golf 7 the horn runs on the LIN bus, you'd have to take the horn wire out of the T41 and connect it to one of the output wires of the LIN adapter, you can later bind it in the configuration software (fun fact you could bind the horn "button" or any other button on the wheel in fact to any action you'd like, you've also got 7 configurable outputs for controlling relays) So yeah, this approach works, the buttons light up, and I can control the instrument cluster display and my radio with the buttons. The adapter has wiring for Alpine, Kenwood/Pioneer, generic chinese headunits, and can also send radio control commands over the CAN-bus. Fun little thing.

[@lachlannicolson4496]

Following for wiring and adaptation of MFSW controls to 9N3 control modules and aftermarket headunit application

[@tomharvey]

Not easily possible, i wont be pursuing. Sorry mate.

[@JPMeyer92]

Subbed! I'd love to see where this goes!

[@tomharvey]

Thanks mate! Appreciate it 👍

[@lewismoore9n3]

Great video! Very interested to see if you can get the buttons working, with the pioneer stereo. Want to do the exact same to my 9n3.

[@tomharvey]

Cheers mate! Im working on it at the minute, looks like ill be popping to the breakers soon and gutting a whole interior/ steering column loom from a mk5 golf, splitting it down and getting it to work, as you can imagine this is a colossal faff, so give me a few months and ill get it done 😂😂

[@lewismoore9n3]

@@tomharvey will be worth it hopefully! like most car mods they can be a pain sometimes but worth it! haha I did find a guide online a while back about it for the mk5 wheel (mfd buttons) to work with a 9n3.

[@tomharvey]

I'll get on it soon enough, need to find some time and I'll pop down the breakers yard and grab a mk5 golf interior loom and SW control module, should be able to sort it and produce a wiring diagram for others to follow!

[@captionharp146]

@@tomharvey hey. is this applicable top the 09n as well and where can i order these two?

[@tomharvey]

Yes it is, and theres some links in the description. Cheers.

[@sibanyoniblessingsipho6198]

Can you do a video on the horn repair, coz I cannot understand the instructions in the description. Also, have you already made a video on the buttons fix (please share link)

[@tomharvey]

hello, i no longer have this steering wheel so can’t make another video, i did manage to get steering wheel controls working, but on a different wheel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3OWYaOircmmbtksi=zenjzQhzqzf-Eqj2

[@sibanyoniblessingsipho6198]

Thanks

[@hammadrahman8959]

Top video, hoping to do this on VW passat 2013, would it be the same 'fabia clockspring' or equivalent required?

[@tomharvey]

No idea on passats mate, sorry

[@iKASHMONEYY]

Would I be able to do this with a 6j and get a multifunctional steering wheel on it with this clock spring or original please? Thanks for your help!

[@tomharvey]

Hiya mate, not too much experience with Ibizas but i think you already have the correct clock spring for this to work, should just be plug and play. Cheers for watching!

[@adibahmed8379]

Any chance you have a part number for the clock spring?

[@tomharvey]

Hi mate, its 6Q0959653B

[@thomasrussell2291]

Does the horn work still on the mk7 wheel and amazing vid mate very helpful🎉

[@tomharvey]

yes mate needs a bit of wiring but its all in the description

[@Venom_Y27]

Hello tour vidéo is great. Can you post the next ?

[@tomharvey]

Thanks mate, really appreciate it, waiting on parts at the moment.

[@Venom_Y27]

I have the same car and I would like to do the same with the same steering wheel. there is really no solution to have the controls on the steering wheel ?

[@Rev_Claud]

Mate, you Absolute legend. You e done loads to your car. What’s the story with the cream leathers can we get a video on those? Also do you know if the back seats of the 6n2 fit the 9n3?

[@tomharvey]

Thank you mate, it means a lot. Ive now sold the leathers unfortunately, and I’m pretty sure 6n2 rears don’t fit without modification 👍

[@Rev_Claud]

@@tomharvey Thanks for the reply Tom. What were the leathers from originally? I get the feeling this isn’t your first VW mate. Also Any ideas of best brand of Coilovers for the 9n3?

[@tomharvey]

Factory 9n heated leathers, rare things! And i had FKs when i first got the car, absolutely terrible; no end of problems 😂 got a set of jom coilovers from eurocarparts and they’re absolutely spot on. Just under a year in and they’re still great, even the build quality is better than the FKs. Thicker shafts on the dampers and they’re powdercoated rather than sprayed.

[@Rev_Claud]

@@tomharvey Thanks Tom. I’ve seen the Joms, I think I’m gonna grab some. Looking forward to more of your videos, keep them coming!

[@Rev_Claud]

Hey Tom I’ve put some Jom coilovers on my 9n3 and the standard drop links won’t fit. What have you used?

[@koolsports8233]

does it work on 9n1 polo plz? I don't know if the new clock spring you mentionned work on it

[@tomharvey]

Hi, yes

[@angelfernandezdiaz8237]

Hi! Cand you tell me the model of the car that you get the airbag ring?

[@tomharvey]

was a 2013 fabia mate

[@robbieproductions9504]

Do you need the clock spring for the paddle steering wheel to work?

[@tomharvey]

you can rewire the airbag connector which is far easier, i didn’t at the time as i didn’t know how.

[@Arczi87]

hello i found yours movies :D i have question can i change wheel and cluster from golf mk5 or passat and put on my touran 2010 ? that compicated ?

[@tomharvey]

wheel yes, cluster no 👍

[@Arczi87]

@@tomharvey thank you for answer

[@ioannistsipras594]

I have a 9n polo 2002. Can i use a steering wheel from Golf V without any modification?

[@tomharvey]

you need to modify the airbag loom slightly, but its straight fit aside from that.

[@KMenduro]

Is it possible to fit golf 7R steering wheel on Polo 6R 2015?

[@tomharvey]

not sure mate sorry

[@nelsondacunha2497]

Hallo, vielen Dank für dein Video. Ich habe bei meinem Polo (1.2 TSI 2012er) das abgeflachte Lenkrad vom Golf 7 verbaut wie du im Video mit den Multifuntionstasten vom Scirocco und neues Airbag. Alle Tasten am Lenkrad funktionieren nur die Hupe und Tastenbeleuchtung am Lenkrad nicht! Ich hatte schon vorher Multifunktionstasten am alten Lenkrad. Woran kann es liegen dass die Hupe und Tastenbeleuchtung nicht funktionieren? Welche Kabeln hast du wo umgepinnt?

[@tomharvey]

Sorry mate, im english i have no idea what you’re saying 👍

[@nelsondacunha2497]

@@tomharvey Hello, thank you for your video. I installed the flattened steering wheel from the Golf 7 on my Polo (1.2 TSI 2012) as you do in the video with the multifunction buttons from the Scirocco and a new airbag. All buttons on the steering wheel work, only the horn and button lighting on the steering wheel do not work! I already had multifunction buttons on the old steering wheel. What can be the reason that the horn and key lighting do not work? Which cables did you repin where?

[@tomharvey]

Not sure mate, that's a 6r, this is a 9n3

[@gershwinafrika6780]

Hi i have 2011 polo vivo and a 2016 polo tsi steering wheel. What can i do to install mine

[@tomharvey]

No idea sorry

[@Stefan-tx9on]

Do you know anyone who might know How to make the buttons work? Link to a vid maybe. Thanks in advance!

[@tomharvey]

no mate, sorry 👍

[@andystewart7086]

Hi mate have you got buttons working yet got mk7 on my golf mk6 but haven’t worked out how to get buttons working cheers

[@tomharvey]

No luck yet mate, sorry

[@andystewart7086]

Hi mate asked the question on vagcom forum my problem is because I don’t have a multi steering wheel control module mine this is what they said 1K0 CQ is midline, so no MFSW support. For this you need highline SWCM like CE, CF, CH, CJ and CK .

[@andystewart7086]

Number Slip Ring Software Level Variant Steering Angle Sensor LIN Version Notes 1K0-953-549 Type 1 SW 0030 Lowline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-A Type 1 SW 0030 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-B Type 1 SW 0010 Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-D Type 1 TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD 1K0-953-549-E Type 2 SW 0050 Lowline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-F Type 2 SW 0050 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-G Type 2 SW 0050 Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-J Type 1 TBD TBD Yes TBD TBD 1K0-953-549-L Type 1 SW 0040 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-Q N/A SW 0060 Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-AB Type 1 SW 0045 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-AC Type 1 SW 0045 Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-AD Type 1 N/A Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-AE Type 2 SW 0070 Lowline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-AF Type 2 SW 0070 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-AG Type 2 SW 0070 Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-AH Type 2 SW 0070 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-AJ Type 2 SW 0070 Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-AK Type 2 SW 0070 Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-AL Type 2 SW 0070 Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-AM Type 1 SW 0070 Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-AN Type 2 SW 0070 Lowline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-AP Type 2 SW 0070 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-AQ Type 2 SW 0070 Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-AR Type 2 SW 0070 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-AS Type 2 SW 0070 Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-BB Type 2 SW 0070 Lowline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-BC Type 2 SW 0070 Midline Yes - #1 1K0-953-549-BD Type 2 SW 0070 Highline Yes 1.3 #1, #2 1K0-953-549-BE Type 2 SW 0100/0101 Lowline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-BF Type 2 SW 0101 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-BG Type 2 SW 0101 Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-BK Type 2 SW 0100/0101 Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-BM Type 2 SW 0101 Lowline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-BN Type 2 SW 0100/0101 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-BP Type 2 SW 0101 Highline Yes 1.3 #2 1K0-953-549-BQ Type 2 SW 0101 Lowline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-BR Type 2 SW 0101 Midline No - - 1K0-953-549-BS Type 2 SW 0101 Highline No 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-BT Type 2 SW 0101 Lowline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-CA Type 2 SW 0101 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-CB Type 2 SW 0101 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-CC Type 2 N/A Highline Yes 1.3 - 1K0-953-549-CD Type 2 SW 0111 Highline No 1.3 & 2.0 - 1K0-953-549-CE Type 2 SW 0111 Highline No 2.0 - 1K0-953-549-CF Type 2 SW 0111 Highline No 2.0 #2 1K0-953-549-CH Type 2 SW 0111 Highline Yes 1.3 & 2.0 - 1K0-953-549-CJ Type 2 N/A Highline Yes 2.0 - 1K0-953-549-CK Type 2 SW 0111 Highline Yes 1.3 & 2.0 #2 1K0-953-549-CM Type 2 SW 0111 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-CN Type 2 SW 0111 Midline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-CP Type 2 SW 0111 Midline No - - 1K0-953-549-CQ Type 2 SW 0111 Midline No - - 1K0-953-549-CR Type 2 SW 0111 Lowline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-CS Type 2 SW 0111 Lowline Yes - - 1K0-953-549-CT Type 2 SW 0111 TBD No TBD TBD 1K0-953-549-DA Type 2 SW 0111 Lowline No - - 1K0-953-549-DB Type 2 SW 0070 Midline N/A - - Part Number 3C0-953-549 Control Module Part Number Software Level Variant LIN Version Notes 3C0-953-549-A SW 0010 Midline - - 3C0-953-549-B SW 0010 Highline 1.3 - 3C0-953-549-E SW 0015 Highline 1.3 - 3C0-953-549-H SW 0015 Midline - - 3C0-953-549-J SW 0010 Midline - - 3C0-953-549-K SW 0015 Highline 1.3 - 3C0-953-549-L SW 0010 Midline - - 3C0-953-549-M SW 0015 Highline 1.3 - 3C0-953-549-N SW 0015 Midline - - 3C0-953-549-P SW 0015 N/A - - 3C0-953-549-AB SW 0020 Lowline - - 3C0-953-549-AC SW 0020 Highline 1.3 - 3C0-953-549-AD SW 0020 Midline - - 3C0-953-549-AE SW 0020 Highline 1.3 - 3C0-953-549-AF SW 0020 Highline 1.3 - 3C0-953-549-AH SW 0030 Highline 1.3 & 2.0 - 3C0-953-549-AJ SW 0030 Highline 2.0 - 3C0-953-549-AK SW 0025 Highline 2.0 #2 3C0-953-549-AT SW 0025 Midline - - 3C0-953-549-BA SW 0025/0030 Midline - - Part Number 5K0-953-549 Control Module Part Number Variant Notes 5K0-953-549 Lowline #3 5K0-953-549-A Midline #1 5K0-953-549-B Highline - 5K0-953-549-C Midline - 5K0-953-549-D Highline #1 5K0-953-549-E Highline #2 Part Number 5K0-953-569 MFD = Multi Function Display / Board Computer CCS = Cruise Control System ACC = Adaptive Cruise Control MFSW = Multi-Function Steering Wheel AT = Automatic Transmission (Ignition Key Lock) PQ46 ESCL = PQ46 Chassis ESCL coding support (for 3C and 35 vehicles) Unless noted, PQ46 chassis vehicles may suffer from 02823 if the incorrect module is installed. Control Module Part Number Variant Steering Angle Sensor MFD CCS/ACC MFSW AT PQ46 ESCL 5K0-953-569 Midline No Yes Yes No Yes - 5K0-953-569-A Highline No Yes No Yes Yes - 5K0-953-569-B Highline No Yes Yes Yes Yes - 5K0-953-569-C Midline No* Yes Yes No No - 5K0-953-569-D Highline No TBD No Yes Yes - 5K0-953-569-E Highline No Yes Yes Yes Yes* - 5K0-953-569-F Midline Yes Yes Yes No Yes - 5K0-953-569-G Highline Yes Yes No Yes Yes - 5K0-953-569-H Highline Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - 5K0-953-569-J Midline Yes Yes Yes No No - 5K0-953-569-K Highline Yes TBD No Yes No - 5K0-953-569-L Highline Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - 5K0-953-569-R Highline Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes 5K0-953-569-S Highline Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes 5K0-953-569-T*see note Highline Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 5K0-953-569-AA Midline Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes 5K0-953-569-AB Highline Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes 5K0-953-569-AC Midline No Yes Yes No Yes - 5K0-953-569-AD Highline No Yes No Yes Yes - 5K0-953-569-AE Highline No Yes Yes Yes Yes - 5K0-953-569-AF Midline No Yes Yes No No - 5K0-953-569-AG Highline No Yes No Yes No - 5K0-953-569-AH Highline No Yes Yes Yes Yes - 5K0-953-569-AJ Midline Yes Yes Yes No Yes - 5K0-953-569-AK Highline Yes Yes No* Yes Yes - 5K0-953-569-AL see note Highline Yes Yes Yes* Yes Yes - 5K0-953-569-AM Midline Yes Yes Yes No No - 5K0-953-569-AN Highline Yes Yes No Yes No - 5K0-953-569-AP Highline Yes Yes Yes Yes No - 5K0-953-569-AQ Midline Yes Yes No No Yes Yes 5K0-953-569-AR Highline Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes 5K0-953-569-AS Highline Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 5K0-953-569-AT Midline Yes Yes No No No Yes 5K0-953-569-BA Highline Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 5K0-953-569-BB Midline Yes Yes Yes No Yes - 5K0-953-569-BC Highline No Yes Yes* Yes Yes - 5K0-953-569-BD Highline No Yes Yes Yes Yes - 5K0-953-569-BE Midline No Yes Yes No Yes - 5K0-953-569-BF Highline No Yes Yes* Yes No - 5K0-953-569-BG Highline No Yes Yes Yes No - 5K0-953-569 Special notes: 5K0-953-569-E appears to support Automatic transmission only with KESSY. This module does not appear to support the coding for Automatic Transmission (Ignition Key Removal Lock) installed per this thread. 5K0-953-569-T using software levels 0122 and 0136 should support LIN 1.3 steering wheels in addition to LIN 2.0 per the feedback here: Passat B6 steering wheel upgrade to MK6 5K0-953-569-T had a TPI which flashed the SWL to 0140 and we believe it would support LIN1.3 as well per that thread. 5K0-953-569-AK may support 8T2 - Cruise control system (CCS) electronic with 2ZH Leather multi-function steering wheel controls. That should be cruise control via MFSW buttons but feel free to post in our forum if needed. Feedback would be appreciated if 5K0-953-569-C supports G85 coding. 5K0-953-569-AL We received e-mail feedback specific to 5K0-953-569-AL related to rejected Byte 02, Bit 0 "Electronic Steering Column Lock (ESCL) installed (PQ46 only)" coding. This module does not appear to be factory installed in 3C/35 chassis models with PQ46 ESCL and may NOT be compatible resulting in DTC: 02823 - Requirements for Locking the Steering Column Lock not met. There's a (NAR market) 2017 (5N) Tiguan Limited without CCS horror story related to factory installed Part No SW: 5K0 953 501 CL HW: 5K0 953 569 AJ module. That SW# was dropped by VW and replacement HW# 5K0-953-569-AL modules have incompatible software with the TCM. The VW "fix" to resolve P1867/18275 - Powertrain Data Bus - Missing

[@tomharvey]

@@andystewart7086 these 9n3s don’t have a module at all, they were never fitted with MFSWs, so the retrofit is very difficult, i’m not familiar with the golf MK6 so can’t really help too much, good luck though!

[@siyabongankosi1326]

How can you make the button works?

[@tomharvey]

its a very long process, i have a similar video out now, with working buttons, check my channel

[@richpiana5509]

are u selling the old wheel by any chance?

[@tomharvey]

Will be hanging onto it sorry mate 👍

[@iDennis95]

Got a steering wheel and horn from a MK5 Golf, but the connector is different:/

[@tomharvey]

ahh yeah they are, this is a mk7 wheel

[@iDennis95]

@@tomharvey i sacrificed the 9N3 airbag. The airbag connector was the same. Just needed one different size spade connector on the horn wiring loom. No airbag lights or explosions when i turned it on from the passenger side.

[@hezzer_]

Love the video, it’s inspired me to add a 6r polo mfsw to my 9n and I’m trying to make the buttons work but I can’t get the horn to work either, I’ve tried to rewire the pins as you said in the description but nothing seems to work. How did you get it working?

[@tomharvey]

So if you just use your standard wiring loom and swap the airbags over, you wont need to change the clock-spring, just make sure that you connect the horn spade connectors up correctly, keep trying until it works haha. My next vid is on retrofitting 6r multifunction controls so stay tuned for that.

[@fmn716]

Is the clock spring from the fabia 5j

[@tomharvey]

mine was yes, i've since realised that you can use the existing clockspring and just swap the loom over from your old wheel to this one, the actual airbag plug (purple) is the same.

[@fmn716]

why cant you use one from a golf 7 ? @@tomharvey

[@tomharvey]

completely different system, the way the pins pass through the stalk on the polos is in the top left, whereas its on the bottom on the golfs.

[@fmn716]

Hi Thanks I came right bought a Polo 6R same a Polo 9n3 Vivo Clock Spring and repinned 2 wires for the Hooter/Horn to work@@tomharvey

[@mr_banx]

Where’s the other video for connecting the wheel to controls?

[@tomharvey]

Hi mate, seems a lot harder than i first thought, i do have an idea but give a week or so to figure it out.

[@mr_banx]

@@tomharvey okay sure keep me updated please bro

[@tomharvey]

Big change of plans, it involves ordering stuff off of AliExpress so as soon as the parts arrive i’ll get right on it.

[@patrianakoss_]

Is it going to work on a VW polo 6n or 6n2?

[@tomharvey]

no idea

[@kgaogelomanyaka5122]

What do you need to make the buttons to work ?

[@tomharvey]

A hell of a lot of stuff, too much to make it worthwhile, sorry

[@harethanwar4603]

I can't understand How to install new airbag spring and connect it

[@tomharvey]

Unclip the old one and pop the new one in place

[@kekicjovan]

Give us update if it works... It is briliant

[@tomharvey]

There is unfortunately no easy way to retrofit the buttons.

[@kekicjovan]

@@tomharvey 🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@tomharvey]

managed to retrofit SEAT buttons, check out the vid if you like!

[@kekicjovan]

Any updates on those buttons?

[@uyafhagovhola2822]

still waiting for the video where buttons work

[@tomharvey]

not possible as far as i know mate

[@Gabasto]

does the horn work?

[@tomharvey]

Yes

[@Gabasto]

@@tomharvey did u have to do anything to get it to work? watch another tut and they said they needed to code it

[@tomharvey]

Check the description, no coding

[@compositestudios1204]

As i wait for the buttons to work

[@tomharvey]

Unfortunately i dont think it’s possible for me at the minute, i will do it at some point but it is a very complex job. Apologies.

[@tomharvey]

Done it 👍

[@baranardak3292]

Do i need the clock spring?

[@tomharvey]

If you want to do this method then yes, you can use the stock airbag plug and clock spring if you have the balls to mess with the wires but i don’t 😂

[@baranardak3292]

@@tomharvey cant it be fittied without clock spring?

[@tomharvey]

yes

[@thembatshabalala2470]

Can u do it for me how much

[@tomharvey]

Where are you based?

[@samkrausse5997]

Did you take this off?

[@tomharvey]

Hi, yes i did end up taking it off

[@filipoholz]

Downgrade

[@tomharvey]

matter of opinion 👍