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Disassembly of the steering wheel of the Audi A3 MK2

Model: Audi A3 8P, MK 2 - Years 2003-2013
Part: Steering wheel

Let's see how to proceed to disassemble the steering wheel of the Audi A3: starting from the central position, we rotate the steering wheel ninety degrees to the right, in the part facing the instrumentation we will find a screw that we will loosen with a torx 30 key, bring the steering wheel back to the center and rotate it ninety degrees to the left and repeat the previous operation on this side as well. Bring the steering wheel back to the center, remove the central part by pulling out the two electrical connectors, remove the spacer and the buttons on the spokes. Using a m12 hex key, unscrew the central bolt, mark the position on the steering column and remove the steering wheel.

Posted on 10 May 2024 by ScegliAuto

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