steering wheel switch?
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No, but if you are talking about trying to set up some switches for your aftermarket interior lighting, try the Racerboy shifter. I've got one. Not bad at all.
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on the actual wheel would be hard as shit, because it has some super cool information transmitter thing so it can turn and not worry about messing up wires.
if you can figure out how to make it work witout having a HUGE wire so it has enough slack to turn a couple times, then you sir, are a genious.
now if you are talking about mounting a switch on the little steering column panel(or somewhere else past the "hub' transmitter thing), or using the horn button as a switch, then that we can talk about.
if you can figure out how to make it work witout having a HUGE wire so it has enough slack to turn a couple times, then you sir, are a genious.
now if you are talking about mounting a switch on the little steering column panel(or somewhere else past the "hub' transmitter thing), or using the horn button as a switch, then that we can talk about.
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on the actual wheel would be hard as ****, because it has some super cool information transmitter thing so it can turn and not worry about messing up wires.
Actually.. it only has four connections. Two wires for the airbag and two for the horn. If it is like every other wheel I have seen off of the car, it has a couple of sliding rings and a roller connector. The rings are on either the column or the wheel and the connecton on it's opposite... very simple.
