Steering wheel emblem HELP!, How do you remove it?
11/15/07, 02:19 PM
#61
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Sometimes you have to wonder. I called my dealer to check on the cap I ordered, and they couldn't find the order, so now they are telling me I need to wait another 4 - 6 weeks on top of the 3 weeks I have already waited. 
No thanks - I cancelled my order, got my money back and I'll just go online for this! Sometimes things don't run as smooth in the Great White North.
Cheers
No thanks - I cancelled my order, got my money back and I'll just go online for this! Sometimes things don't run as smooth in the Great White North.
Cheers
12/31/07, 05:19 PM
#62
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Any luck Javier or anybody else. Please update us. Thanks!
Sometimes you have to wonder. I called my dealer to check on the cap I ordered, and they couldn't find the order, so now they are telling me I need to wait another 4 - 6 weeks on top of the 3 weeks I have already waited.
No thanks - I cancelled my order, got my money back and I'll just go online for this! Sometimes things don't run as smooth in the Great White North.
Cheers
No thanks - I cancelled my order, got my money back and I'll just go online for this! Sometimes things don't run as smooth in the Great White North.
Cheers
12/31/07, 11:08 PM
#63
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They were taking so long, that I cancelled and got my money back. I instead got a Saleen emblem from ebay - it comes with 2 sided tape that has a cut out in the middle shaped to fit around the horse outline. The Saleen emblem itself is flat, so maybe I can get a decal to go over that and then mount it on the wheel without tinkering with the airbag.
Cheers
Cheers
1/17/08, 11:23 PM
#64
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Arrived today! I bought the Saleen steering wheel emblem update kit (10 9100 B15616).
It comes with the emblem, 2 sided tape that has a cutout to go around the horse emble on the wheel and adheshion promoter.
The Saleen emblem is flat, so a decal can cover it no problem. I think this is a good solution for those who don't want to remove the old emblem.
Cheers
It comes with the emblem, 2 sided tape that has a cutout to go around the horse emble on the wheel and adheshion promoter.
The Saleen emblem is flat, so a decal can cover it no problem. I think this is a good solution for those who don't want to remove the old emblem.
Cheers
1/19/08, 11:24 AM
#67
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Anyone know what happened to toxigrafix? I wanted to contact them about doing a decal overlay to cover the Saleen one I bought, but the link to their site doesn't work.
Cheers
Cheers
2/21/08, 06:18 PM
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How did you make this 'lip' nicely?
It wasn't easy. But first, be careful prying the new cap off the center wheel section. It's stuck on with double-sided 3M tape. I used a single edged razor blade to loosen the tape around the perimeter. I was then able to twist the cap off the wheel center without damaging the black background.
I made the "lip" by very carefully using a Dremel with a cutting wheel on a low speed setting. I took my time and used a fine metal file once I finished making a lip all the way around. After the file, I went over it a couple more times with 400-grit sandpaper, then 600-grit. It was time consuming. I then sprayed the lip with semi-flat paint -- several coats for complete coverage. If you don't get complete coverage, it will show through.
On the airbag, I took a single edged blade and cut away the soft rubber "ribs" to make as smooth a surface as possible. I also had to cut away the rubber around the perimeter because of the size of the "new" center cap. Take your time and turn the steering wheel as you go to get the best angle.
Alright, I ordered one today (4 - 6 weeks ). I'm giving it a try!
Why so long? Where did you order from? I got mine from Summit. They have them in stock:
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...0&autoview=sku
Willie
It wasn't easy. But first, be careful prying the new cap off the center wheel section. It's stuck on with double-sided 3M tape. I used a single edged razor blade to loosen the tape around the perimeter. I was then able to twist the cap off the wheel center without damaging the black background.
I made the "lip" by very carefully using a Dremel with a cutting wheel on a low speed setting. I took my time and used a fine metal file once I finished making a lip all the way around. After the file, I went over it a couple more times with 400-grit sandpaper, then 600-grit. It was time consuming. I then sprayed the lip with semi-flat paint -- several coats for complete coverage. If you don't get complete coverage, it will show through.
On the airbag, I took a single edged blade and cut away the soft rubber "ribs" to make as smooth a surface as possible. I also had to cut away the rubber around the perimeter because of the size of the "new" center cap. Take your time and turn the steering wheel as you go to get the best angle.
Alright, I ordered one today (4 - 6 weeks
). I'm giving it a try!Why so long? Where did you order from? I got mine from Summit. They have them in stock:
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...0&autoview=sku
Willie
The ultimate lazy man's request.... can I pay you to make one for me?
3/3/08, 09:26 AM
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SCREW Ebay!!!!
?? No thank you
! Instead I did a search on Saleen.com and found the same thing for $14.99! Mine is on the way....
Link:
http://www.saleen.com/SC101_Services...0-9100-B15616*
3/17/08, 06:07 PM
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The only way to confirm this is to examine a deployed airbag. I've actually seen one pic of a blown airbag and it was somewhat difficult to see but it appeared that the center base where the tin emblem is, was held in place to the left half of the bag's outer covering.
Anyone seen a blown airbag?
Willie
Anyone seen a blown airbag?
Willie
3/20/08, 01:38 PM
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