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    Default Does anyone know how to change the airbag badge, on a VY.

    I've got a HSV steering wheel and hsv airbag on my ute, the black paint on the hsv badge bubbled a bit from being in the sun too much at work. Bought a replacement off ebay. but I'm not sure how to get the old one off, and don't wanna risk the airbag deploying.

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    Pull your Air bag fuse out if you are concerned about it deploying...

    [EDIT] - Maybe pull your horn fuse out too, Just in case it gets a little frustrating

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    just diconnect the posative battery termal..... always do that when playing with anything to do with the airbags

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    and apparently peoples say to wait for about half hour or so to let the power drain out or something.

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    Todays air bags are much safer than the first ones, however like all explosive charges always always use caution when playing in this area.

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    to take it out there is 4 little holes on the back of the wheel you need to get in there with something like a flat blade screwdriver and twist the clips and it will pop out, you will see what i mean when your doing it

    As others have said remove the battery cable first

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    thanks for the relplies, I have had the airbag off before, a few times actually. As I fitted all the HSV interior myself.

    What I am actually trying change is just the "hsv badge" on the airbag itself.
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    its only glued in isn't it? .. just a screwdriver and pry it off maybe.. thats what i would do anyways lol

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    Unfortunatly it can't be removed. I work in the industry replacing airbags and the holden badges are actually rivoted on in a way with these plastic kind of rivots that sit behind the badge, (it's quite hard to explain) but without actually destroying the airbag is virtually impossible sorry to disappoint...

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    Quote Originally Posted by sp001in View Post
    I've got a HSV steering wheel and hsv airbag on my ute, the black paint on the hsv badge bubbled a bit from being in the sun too much at work. Bought a replacement off ebay. but I'm not sure how to get the old one off, and don't wanna risk the airbag deploying.

    any advice?


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    start buy taking the battery lead off this will stop any activation at the back of the steering wheel there r some small star screws u will proberly have to buy the tools needed then u unscrew it all put new one in place to easy buddy...

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrVYBerlina View Post
    Unfortunatly it can't be removed. I work in the industry replacing airbags and the holden badges are actually rivoted on in a way with these plastic kind of rivots that sit behind the badge, (it's quite hard to explain) but without actually destroying the airbag is virtually impossible sorry to disappoint...
    thats a croc of crapp i do air bags all day long thats just a holden line they give to unsuspected victums like selling holden water..

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