Carbon Fiber Steering Wheel Trim - TMC Motorsport
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Carbon Fiber Steering Wheel Trim - TMC Motorsport
Hi - I just took delivery of my F-Type and am the unfortunate victim of the sticky interior. The Steering wheel trim got the worst of it. During the cleaning process the previous owner, or dealer wrecked the plastic trim finish below the sticky bits. The upper and lower trim, to be precise, Parts 2 and 3 below (NOTE: Part 2 is not available for purchase through Jag)
Now to the root of the question - has anyone used https://www.tmcmotorsport.com/ to buy these, unless the forum has had bad experiences:
Now to the root of the question - has anyone used https://www.tmcmotorsport.com/ to buy these, unless the forum has had bad experiences:
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Thank you! What is the part number for this piece? Can't seem to find it on jaguarparts.com
Also, do you know if the gloss black trim ring on the steering wheel is replaceable? Mine has a small ding in it that's bothering me now that I've basically replaced everything else in the cabin. Where can I find the part number for that one? Dealer is under the impression the airbag cover, trim ring and airbag are all sold as one unit.
Also, do you know if the gloss black trim ring on the steering wheel is replaceable? Mine has a small ding in it that's bothering me now that I've basically replaced everything else in the cabin. Where can I find the part number for that one? Dealer is under the impression the airbag cover, trim ring and airbag are all sold as one unit.
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Jaguar Reno has the part:
https://parts.jaguarreno.com/v-2014-...wheel-and-trim
TMCmotorsports.com sells a carbon fiber kit.
I've seen aftermarket horn cover rings, but nothing through a jag dealership. Not sure where - maybe aliexpress.com ?
https://parts.jaguarreno.com/v-2014-...wheel-and-trim
TMCmotorsports.com sells a carbon fiber kit.
I've seen aftermarket horn cover rings, but nothing through a jag dealership. Not sure where - maybe aliexpress.com ?
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I was able just to use a smallish flathead screwdriver. There are clips on either side, rotate the wheel either way 90 degrees and slide your tool of choice into a slot you will be able to feel on the back. Basically, the clips are 'pinch' style, so you will be pushing the clip towards the center of the steering wheel until it unclips. Do this for either side and the airbag comes right off with no hassle.
Make sure you disconnect the battery and wait 5 minutes. Also, be careful with the wiring harness in the steering wheel, not sure about yours but mine was a little brittle when pulling off the trim piece.
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Yep! Did this a few weeks ago. It wasn't too difficult but it did take me a while to figure out the proper leverage for the clips holding it in.
I was able just to use a smallish flathead screwdriver. There are clips on either side, rotate the wheel either way 90 degrees and slide your tool of choice into a slot you will be able to feel on the back. Basically, the clips are 'pinch' style, so you will be pushing the clip towards the center of the steering wheel until it unclips. Do this for either side and the airbag comes right off with no hassle.
Make sure you disconnect the battery and wait 5 minutes. Also, be careful with the wiring harness in the steering wheel, not sure about yours but mine was a little brittle when pulling off the trim piece.
I was able just to use a smallish flathead screwdriver. There are clips on either side, rotate the wheel either way 90 degrees and slide your tool of choice into a slot you will be able to feel on the back. Basically, the clips are 'pinch' style, so you will be pushing the clip towards the center of the steering wheel until it unclips. Do this for either side and the airbag comes right off with no hassle.
Make sure you disconnect the battery and wait 5 minutes. Also, be careful with the wiring harness in the steering wheel, not sure about yours but mine was a little brittle when pulling off the trim piece.
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TMC is just a reseller for Koshi Group who makes these products, you can go to Koshis website to look at their entire lineup. As far as I can tell the carbon pieces that go over the leather only fit the flat bottom wheel.
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