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gjensen 12-28-2018 04:31 PM

Steering wheel removal - NO KEY
 
I need to remove a steering wheel from a 2006 X-Type that is in a junkyard. There is no key, and the steering wheel is locked. Is there an easy way to accomplish this? I didn’t think so. 😁 Is there a not so easy way to do it? I need to be able to rotate the wheel to get to the screws that hold the airbag on so I can get the wheel off.

Any suggestions are appreciated!

Thanks,


Gary

Dell Gailey 12-28-2018 07:08 PM

I can't see position of wheel determining the removal. The access holes are fixed and rotate with the wheel for bag removal.




gjensen 12-28-2018 07:26 PM

Yeah, I should have mentioned that this particular steering wheel has the controls on the spokes of the wheel and the screws to remove the airbag are on the back, not on the side. The style in the videos doesn’t require that the wheel be turned to get to the screws. The style I’m dealing with does.
I suppose I may have to drill out the lock, but I don’t know if that will just make it worse.


Thanks,

Gary

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Dell Gailey 12-29-2018 12:27 AM

3 spring clips see page 2731 in the Workshop manual?

https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...56/#post460933



x_type_lpg 12-29-2018 05:33 PM

undo bolt on flexible coupling in footwell, undo bolts holding steering shaft to armature under dash and lift the whole assembly out.

gjensen 12-29-2018 06:34 PM

Okay, armed with a drill, hammer, and several other equally useless tools, I set out to get that steering wheel.
I started by removing the screws that hold the shroud around the steering column.
The plastic housing on the left side of the steering column, circled in red, was unceremoniously removed.
That exposed the silver pin, pointed out in red. I grasped that pin with a rather wicked pair of pliers, pulled it out something less than a quarter of an inch, gave it a twist of about a quarter of a turn, and to my utter amazement, the wheel turned freely!


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