Steering Wheel

You would have to take off the airbag, which might go off, so disconnect the battery and do not sit in the car at any time when working on the airbag

 

I changed mine last year. It's a very easy job. The hardest part is having the right tool to remove the air bag - It needs something to undo two screws at the back that look like torq screws. Then, when you have the big nut undone behind the air bag, it might take some messing about to get the wheel to release from the steering column spline.

I read somewhere that before starting to dismantle, you need to disconnect the battery and wait an hour or so to give any capacitors in the system a chance to discharge. I disconnected the battery at the end of the day before and waited until morning to start working on it.

I'm sure I saw a video walk through on this same subject somewhere. Can't find it now...

 

Absolutely easy to change. Did mine a while ago.
Two screws behind the horn cover and it will come off. You will find the Momo horn cover without an airbag if its shipped from Japan?
Just unplug the wires and then 3 nuts to undo the airbag. Remove it and put it in the horn cover of the Momo. Fits perfectly.
Put the nuts back on or mine had them with it so I used them.
The wires will be a bit different on the Momo as the horn buttons are on the side of the wheel. It doesn't use the horn cover as the actual
horn.
Took me a minute to figure out where the horn was. There are two little emblems on the rubber.
Anyway, the plugs will fit the same as the ones on the old wheel.
I put a socket on the big nut that holds the steering wheel on. Once that's off just wriggle the wheel up and down & sideways a few times and
it will slide off easily.
Tip: make sure the wheels are straight when you take the original wheel off.
It is still tricky to get it lined up straight so I didn't worry about the fitting the horn cover straight away.
Tighten the big nut a little bit and go for a short drive. Adjust on the spine until its straight.
Then just tighten the nut up well, and put the horn cover on and screws.
Test the horn, but should be fine and your done!

 

No you don't. I see those for sale but I checked first. Goes straight on.

 

Nah, that doesn't hold an air bag by the looks? I thought you were talking about a Momo the suits the L880K?
You won't be able to fit that on with out a boss of some sort I would think?
It will throw a check light for the air bag on the dash anyway..