Disintegrating steering wheel?
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Disintegrating steering wheel?
2013 F250 with 36K miles. Just in the past 2 months I've noticed my steering wheel is disintegrating at about the 12:30 position. No possibility of diesel/chemical transfer to the surface. I live in Alaska so here's also no sun/heat damage possibility.
Anyone else ever hear about this??
Anyone else ever hear about this??
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It is from the amino acids in sweat.
I had this explained many years ago when I attended a forensic science course in Ottawa.
The acids break down the petro chemical plastics.
It does the same thing to hard plastic also, it just takes longer. All plastic steering wheels suffer the same fate.
Some of us are "secreters". And these same people are very hard to fingerprint as you have to wipe their fingertips and print them immediately.
I had this explained many years ago when I attended a forensic science course in Ottawa.
The acids break down the petro chemical plastics.
It does the same thing to hard plastic also, it just takes longer. All plastic steering wheels suffer the same fate.
Some of us are "secreters". And these same people are very hard to fingerprint as you have to wipe their fingertips and print them immediately.
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It is from the amino acids in sweat.
I had this explained many years ago when I attended a forensic science course in Ottawa.
The acids break down the petro chemical plastics.
It does the same thing to hard plastic also, it just takes longer. All plastic steering wheels suffer the same fate.
Some of us are "secreters". And these same people are very hard to fingerprint as you have to wipe their fingertips and print them immediately.
I had this explained many years ago when I attended a forensic science course in Ottawa.
The acids break down the petro chemical plastics.
It does the same thing to hard plastic also, it just takes longer. All plastic steering wheels suffer the same fate.
Some of us are "secreters". And these same people are very hard to fingerprint as you have to wipe their fingertips and print them immediately.
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It is from the amino acids in sweat.
I had this explained many years ago when I attended a forensic science course in Ottawa.
The acids break down the petro chemical plastics.
It does the same thing to hard plastic also, it just takes longer. All plastic steering wheels suffer the same fate.
Some of us are "secreters". And these same people are very hard to fingerprint as you have to wipe their fingertips and print them immediately.
I had this explained many years ago when I attended a forensic science course in Ottawa.
The acids break down the petro chemical plastics.
It does the same thing to hard plastic also, it just takes longer. All plastic steering wheels suffer the same fate.
Some of us are "secreters". And these same people are very hard to fingerprint as you have to wipe their fingertips and print them immediately.
Had many a car's steering wheels go bad on me because I sweat a lot.
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I used to drive a 2006 Volvo truck that had a disintegrating steering wheel..even heavy duty semi trucks which are designed to last 100's of thousands of miles aren't immune to this..
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