soft steering wheel
Submitted: Monday, Apr 23, 2007 at 09:30
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Member - Julie P (VIC)
Giday - quite some time ago (and yes I have looked in search!!- but probably goes back about 18 months or so) there were several posts and discussion on how to fix a steering wheel that had gone "soft" - apparently it is unroadworthy - does anyone know what the answers were - I vaguely remember something about injecting something - maybe Chemset - or something like that - Araldite?
Hope someone can help.
jules
Reply By: David from Engine Saver Low Water Alarms - Monday, Apr 23, 2007 at 11:19
Monday, Apr 23, 2007 at 11:19
I used ordinary "magic" brand superglue from coles on mine and it worked just fine.
I know others have used a similar glue from locktite as
well.
Make sure to mask up every where in case of spillage (I speak from experience!)
and wear eye protection and rubber gloves.
I injected mine with a needle & syringe I got from an inkjet refill kit.
Make sure to get the needle right up against the metal rim inside & inject at about 20mm intervals.
I fully taped mine tightly with insulation tape until the glue set.
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