2003 Silverado steering wheel removal

A steering wheel puller,

and a lock plate depressor. Ian can correct me if I'm wrong?

Refinish King

I know I need a wheel puller, what about getting the airbag/horn cover off? I can't find any screws. Should I remove the fuse for the airbag?

I won't need a lock plate depressor to get the wheel off, right? That's for going deeper. I have the tool, but don't see why I'd need it.

The screws for the airbag/horn cover:

are in behind the steering wheel.

Refinish King

Only Ian can correct you? What's up with that?

nospam

Obviously:

He has a far more superior brain than you and much more class than you, as do Doc and Trans Surgeon.

You on the other hand, are a cultureless Phillestine, and I refuse for the back yard mechanic, excuse me, that was a compliment. I refuse for the shithouse mechanic types like you to classify yourselves with me.

Thank you,

Refinish King

Nah you just remind me of a big old mutt that runs around chasing his master with his tail tucked between his legs. Your always looking for approval or a compliment from the guru's of the auto news groups. See that year of psychology I took did pay off!

nospam

Them thars fightin werds.

~KJ~

He's plonked!

No need to waste time, energy or spit on that moron!

Thank you,

Refinish King

So you're taking advice from KJ now.......................lol! Bob

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Yes, because I offered 'advice' on the highest plain of intellectualism.

~KJ~

"NoSpam" wrote

Well, there was a mistake there, so go ahead and correct him...it doesn't bother me.

Ian

It was not meant as any disrespect to you. Just rattling the old suck asses cage that's all. And he can't help but fall for it every time. ;-)

nospam

"NoSpam" wrote

Not taken as any disrespect. There are plenty of other posters on this newsgroup who know as much as I do or more. It never hurts my feelings when they provide the information that a poster is looking for.

Ian