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Question posted by jamesamaples on August 9th, 2015

Steering Wheel Air Bag How To Uninstall It On A 2004 Monte Carlo Intimidator Ss

I want to replace the power switches on the steering wheel on my monte carlo and I need help on how to get the air bag off. please help.

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Answer #1: Posted by zzed41 on August 10th, 2015 8:28 AM

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Hi! This is a dangerous process and should only be undertaken by professionals with the proper tools. We cannot provide you with information regarding it's removal as it may cause injury to you.

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