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That may be just a wood Acura steering wheel that the company sent you with the Honda logo on it....there are many similarities....... but I agree it looks good. You will enjoy it.
Did you put it on yourself or have a technician do it? DIY steering-wheel changes can be very tricky with air-bag sensor de-activation and hookup.......it is an exact procedure that can...and does.....lead to inadvertant air-bag firing with careless technicians.
I wish Lexus had offered a wheel like that on the IS300, but they never have. And IMO it should be standard on the ES, not with a package option.
Last edited by mmarshall; Mar 20, 2005 at 01:41 PM.
That may be just a wood Acura steering wheel that the company sent you with the Honda logo on it....there are many similarities....... but I agree it looks good. You will enjoy it.
Did you put it on yourself or have a technician do it? DIY steering-wheel changes can be very tricky with air-bag sensor de-activation and hookup.......it is an exact procedure that can...and does.....lead to inadvertant air-bag firing with careless technicians.
I wish Lexus had offered a wheel like that on the IS300, but they never have. And IMO it should be standard on the ES, not with a package option.
No this is not an Acura steering wheel although I tried that route first. I had to send them the wheel and they cut it down to the core and molded me a new one. The wheel looks exactly like the wood wheel in my wifes RX300.
What do you plan to do with it? Unless you want to keep it just for nostalgia's sake, might as well get at least SOME money for it. A junkyard or body shop might pay you something for it...it's worth a try.
I did that with one of the Cessna 172's I used to fly....kept the control wheel for nostalgia's sake. ( I am a licensed pilot ) Some idiot rented it from the local airport FBO, ran it out of gas on a night flight, and totalled it in a field. (He survived without serious injuries). The FBO let me keep the wheel as a memory of the good times I had with the plane. Still have it in my living room.
Last edited by mmarshall; Mar 20, 2005 at 03:21 PM.