Alrighty, got the airbag off the stock steering wheel...
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After tryin all diff size sockets and nothing working for about a half an hour, packed it up cuz I had too go out with my woman. And I was thinkin about it the whole time, and figured when I got home i'd try the T30 torx bit just too see even though everyone said there's supposed too only be 2 bolts back there, well it worked, I had 4 T30 torx bolts back there holdin it in. So now it's off, but there's a thick yellow wire goin from inside the steering wheel too the airbag, what do I do with that? Does it disconnect from the airbag? I want too sell my airbags as a set when I remove the passenger one, so I don't want too damage it. Any help would be appreciated so I can get crackin on finishin the grant wheel install, thanks guys!
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I know the 98-99 bags have different plugs but it should plug directly into the back of the airbag (yellow plug). Then snake the wires out of the collum and there should be another plug under the right side of the kick panel by the flasher unit.
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Originally Posted by GM Muscle
I know the 98-99 bags have different plugs but it should plug directly into the back of the airbag (yellow plug). Then snake the wires out of the collum and there should be another plug under the right side of the kick panel by the flasher unit.
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No you have to have power to pop the bag, but you can unplug it under the dash first if that makes you feel more comfortable. My new style plug on the bag was kinda weird. You have to pull a plastic clip out of the top and then get the plugs to unlocked.
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Originally Posted by GM Muscle
No you have to have power to pop the bag, but you can unplug it under the dash first if that makes you feel more comfortable. My new style plug on the bag was kinda weird. You have to pull a plastic clip out of the top and then get the plugs to unlocked.
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Originally Posted by GM Muscle
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