I'm trying to install my JDM SRS Steering wheel into my teg and am having a VERY hard time trying to remove the Steering Wheel Nut. It won't budge at all.
Anyone have any recommendations on either how they removed it or what my best procedure is to get it off?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

 

try to use a breaker bar with the right mm socket (I forget which one it is either 17mm or 19mm) put it to the left side of the wheel have some hold the wheel for you then you push down on it towards the seat. Righty tighty lefty loosey just remember that.

 

19mm

 

damn, i don't have a breaker bar. Looks like i'll have to wait till tomorrow to go to the store to get one.

I'm just wondering if there is another way to get it done. ARGGG...i hate leaving projects till the next day, especially when everything is apart.

 

you can use a regular rachet handle but if it's that tight that you can loosen it then the breaker bar would give you enough leverage to loosen it. You can also get a good piece of pipe and put it over the rachet handle and do it like that.

 

I use my tire iron on the end of my ratchet as a breaker bar. Works wonders.

 

yeah, a buddy gave me the idea of putting a pipe over the rachet, IT WORKED!

Thanks for the tips guys!

 

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thats what i always use I was changing tranny fluid once and had to put a pipe over the ratchet and connect a lug nut rachet to the end of the bar and it took a while to get it loose

 

Use your oem honda/acura TIRE IRON...Its a 19mm socket and a breaker bar all in one...

 

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haha...didn't see that...