How To Remove Stubborn or Stuck Steering Wheel | DIY Auto Repair Guide By Young Mechanic Aiman

In this video, young mechanic Aiman will show you how to remove or take off that stubborn or stuck steering wheel on most cars, vehicles, minivan or SUV, with or without airbag (of course if with airbag you'll have to remove the airbag first, check the following video to remove airbag: • How To Remove, Change ... ).
The removal was done on a 2004 Honda Accord (which is the same as 2003-2007 model DX LX & EX) and also on a 2001 Chrysler Town and Country minivan (which is the same as model years 1998-2003). Most Honda such as Civic, CRV, Pilot, Element & Odyssey are pretty much the same way. Chrysler on the other hand is the same as Dodge.
The tools used to remove the steering wheel in this video is a 46-piece Bolt Type Wheel Puller by Pittsburgh Automotive from Harbor Freight Tools. We've done a full review on the set in the following video: • Bolt Type Wheel Puller...
This bolt puller automotive service kit includes everything you need to remove harmonic balancers, gear pulleys, steering wheels and crank shaft pulleys.
Two or three way yoke
5 in. long 3/4 in.-16 pressure screw
Grade 5 bolts
Zinc or black oxide coated
Organized storage case
If you need to remove a pulley and then reinstall it without damage to the pulley, this is an essential tool for the job. It is really cheap, at $15 ($12 if you use the 20% off coupon) you also get a carrying case which will keep the tools organized.
Very strong tools, worked great, get the job done, well worth the money, although the washers are a little flimsy.
Where to buy:
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Disclaimer of Liability (No Responsibility): Please exercise due diligence with information obtained from this video. The information contained in this video is for entertainment purposes and should only be treated as such. I shall not be held liable for any damage to vehicles, tools, equipment or person resulted therein. This channel assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred. You will use such information at your own risk. Aiman recommends safe practices when working with power tools, automotive lifts, lifting tools, jack stands, electrical equipment, blunt instruments, chemicals, lubricants, or any other tools or equipment seen or implied in this video. Any injury, damage or loss resulted from using information in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not EyeOnAiman.
Recording Date: August 3, 2018
Video URL: • How To Remove Stubborn...

[@woahitsveronica]

You genius!!! 👑

[@geometricpanda5840]

Hello! I have never used a wheel puller I just smack the steering wheele loose lol. I recommend you mark the steering bezel or make sure that the front wheels are straight when putting a steering wheel back on or it may not be aligned straight.

[@billymcdowell2689]

doesnt work on firmly seized wheel..

[@tired_brickmason34]

what if the steering wheel doesn't have any screw holes? or a decent place for anchors to grab on to?

[@bobochan4699]

i just needed the idea for my custom made tools thanks

[@scottehbro]

thanks very much, know how im going to remove my stubbon wheel now haha lol. i have a quick suggestion, i myself would turn the steering wheel (without keys in the ignition) to get the anit theft steering lock. That would prevent you from having to hold the steering wheel whilst breaking the steering wheel off.

[@jadem5238]

Good video thanks for posting

[@EyeOnAiman]

You bet! Thanks for watching!

[@TomickFenny]

Good video! Thank you!

[@KTCfym]

Lmao nigga really said presto💀 thanks for the help tho got mine off

[@billymcdowell2689]

i tried bolt type wheel puller, inserted bolts correctly but my toyota wheel is so seized , one of the bolts sheared its threads and those of the hole in the steering wheel... now i cant get wheel off and ive had to return puller as it was low quality metal in bolts... any ideas?

[@SavageBlitz]

same problem here did u ever get it

[@billymcdowell2689]

yeah eventually, with a club hammer! pain to get off, pullers broke before the wheel loosened . 😮

[@TrainsForever]

I don’t take wheels out much at all. I just need to do it once. I didn’t want to buy one of those but I guess I’ll have to 🤦‍♂️ I would mind if I changed wheels all the time tho

[@boltonic]

I am having trouble actually removing the hex bolt that connects the wheel to the steering column on my Durango. I used a breaker bar and a impact driver but it won’t turn. Do you have any suggestions?

[@EyeOnAiman]

My dad tells me impact driver doesn't work well with hex bolt. He had similar problem with his Chrysler Town & Country. He suggested spraying PB Blaster (or WD40), let it sip through, repeat every 20 minutes or so and try again. Breaker bar with extension (using jack handle or steel pipe) should work. Have someone hold the socket tight in place. Hope this works, good luck and thanks for watching...

[@scottehbro]

@@EyeOnAiman my vehicle and others ive seen use torx bolts, and need special torx bits to remove

[@melvinjensen978]

What happens when you stripped the hole that the screw goes in?

[@kawaiigaming7215]

I’m wondering too cause mines is stuck

[@edd2965]

Throw the car away, try again

[@edwinlartey8360]

Can you do it on a Mercedes ml350??

[@laurislx1884]

Thanks!!

[@computernostalgia6293]

IT DIDNT WORK. I have the exact puller and I tightened it so tight that I can’t get turn it anymore. Damn this shitty Dodge Neon

[@21boxhead]

kick it

[@ADayToLife]

My brother can you give me one units of that tool for me

[@lscranton541]

Presto!

[@LiveYourBestLife33]

The holes on the steering wheel broke when i did this

[@billymcdowell2689]

me too...

[@jam7735]

me three

[@lucasseal1]

Yeah.. go spend $300 to remove a fucking steering wheel.... ok

[@johnjingleheimersmith9259]

bro it's like 20 bucks at harbor freight. are you for real? I know this was 3 years ago but you had google back then too you lazybast@rd.