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How to Remove the Steering Wheel Airbag of a Wrangler?

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LaIris

07/24/25 10:15am

Steps to disassemble the steering wheel airbag of a Wrangler: First, remove the cover behind the steering wheel and take out the airbag component. Then, unscrew the central screw to remove the steering wheel, ensuring proper alignment. Finally, detach the steering wheel airbag. Here is some information about the steering wheel airbag: 1. Airbag System: It is a passive safety protection system that, when used in conjunction with seat belts, provides effective collision protection for occupants. 2. During a collision: The car airbag can reduce head injuries by 25% and facial injuries by approximately 80%. 3. In the event of a frontal impact: The airbag effectively protects passengers, and even if the seat belt is not fastened, the collision airbag is sufficient to significantly reduce injuries.

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ChristianAnn

08/11/25 5:24am

Removing the Wrangler's steering wheel airbag is something you gotta be careful with – one wrong move and it could go off, which would be a big problem. First, disconnect the battery by loosening and removing the negative terminal to let it discharge for about ten minutes. Then, there are small holes on both sides of the steering wheel; use a flathead screwdriver or a special tool to pry open the clips holding the airbag cover—go slow and don’t force it. Once it’s off, there’s a connector on the airbag wiring harness—press the locking tab to unplug it. I’ve done this a few times when replacing the steering wheel cover, and it always makes my palms sweat. The airbag contains explosive material, and if it accidentally deploys, it’s serious trouble. So, unless you’re experienced, I’d advise against messing with it. The Wrangler’s design is pretty intricate, and if you’re just swapping a simple module, it’s better to use professional equipment at a shop—don’t risk an accident to save a few bucks.

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