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How to Repair the Airbag Coil in the Steering Wheel?

Model: (Various brands) Various
Part: Airbag

Start by disconnecting the battery cables. Next, remove the plastic side covers of the steering wheel and the screws securing the airbag, concluding this part of the job by extracting the airbag itself. Proceed by removing the rear power cables from the aforementioned airbag, and then remove the steering wheel by unscrewing the bolt that holds it in place with a socket spanner. The final step is to remove the covering plastics from the steering column before extracting the component of interest, which is the airbag coil in the steering wheel that needs replacing.

Updated on 20 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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