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any super duty wheel will fit for sure. i am not sure about others. i actually had to track down the spline count on my X and then from the navigator column. they were the same. the air bag was easy. there is a right was and a wrong way to disconnect them. the wrong way could cause the air bag to deploy.
i bought mine for $65 on ebay. its for an 02 navigator. it still had the shrink wrap on it.
That looks awesome. Now the bigger question I have is, did your original steering wheel have all those extra buttons, and now have you lost (or gained) any functionality? I would be worried about something being different between the two wheels, and losing functionality of the cruise control.
Notice the difference in the the length of each side leather piece... a few centimeters shorter than Racer's Nav wheel. The above link is for a wheel with radio and heater controls.
I think I'll wait till I can find a black leather one like Racers... but, the above link wheel is nice... just not totally OEM.
i had to wire up the cruise control. and since mine is an 01, i dont have the radio controls and the auto climate control. but, nobody really ever knows that. when i sell the truck, the wood wheel comes out.
i had to wire up the cruise control. and since mine is an 01, i dont have the radio controls and the auto climate control. but, nobody really ever knows that. when i sell the truck, the wood wheel comes out.
did you find a wiring diagram to rewire the cruise or did you just figure it out on your own. Im assumming the the connectors dont match up
I switched out my f350 lariat wheel for a king ranch wheel. The leather is tougher and has more cushion. bought if from local dealer. wasnt cheap, but my old steering wheel was looking pretty bad! I like that wood one though. Might have to find one for the X.
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