Damn 5 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ for taking your time to fully explain things in the most simplest way possible.. even going as far as to repeat your steps over and over!! Definitely this was an awesome job and a fantastic look!! Enjoy my friend 🥂
Did same install on my Rebel. Important part at 20:10 where you discuss alignment of steering wheel hub to plastic piece on column. If you don't get that alignment right, the plastic piece will wander around when turning and make a clicking sound. DAMHIK.
Awesome video! I just ordered one of their heated steering wheels for my TRX. Will use your video as a how-to guide. Thanks so much for all the details.
Just received mine today. It looks sweet. Can't wait till this weekend to put it in. Mine looks just like yours, except mine has the blue stitching and blue line on top. I have the 2021 Rebel. Is removal the same as the 2022? I also wanted to buy the plugs for the heater cable but can't find them anywhere. If you have the link for them. Can you share it, please?
There are links in the video description to the plugs, I’m not sure where you can buy them so you’ll likely have to do some internet browsing to find the parts. May be easier just to removed the plugs and reattach to your new wheel
Looks awesome! Going to do the same on mine. I have a hydro blue so I’m thinking I’ll go with just a blue stripe and then the same grey stitching so it’s now overwhelming. Debating the alcantara too!
Thank you for posting, definitely very informative. I just placed an order for something similar directly from a manufacturer. It was a little less expensive but definitely up there as far as simple mods go. All in with the same options you chose and a few custom ones I got it for around $600 to $650.
Hello sir. I really enjoy your videos. After a year with the Zen Carbon Fiber Custom Steering Wheel. You still happy with it? Any issues. Ready to purchase it but thought I ask first. Also by any chance. Would you know where I can purchase the connectors for the heating wires. I would really like to use them. Thank you and keep the videos coming. trying to keep up with all your upgrades on my Rebel.
Just picked mine up, and it came with the proper connectors for the heating element, so I had no wires to splice. It was entirely plug & play, so I'm assuming all the newly made wheels are the same! makes it much easier to install.
Dude, I just installed my wheel yesterday on my Widebody Scat and wish I saw this. I was boozled on what to do with the heated wires. I just electric taped them and put them to the side for now. After watching this, I may try again later on this year (it was a b***** getting the airbag portion back on. Where did you get those Mopar directions for the heated wheel wiring? Great video and Thanks
I did a ton of research and found that link in my video description. It’s the pinout for every plug in the truck then I backed into what was what based on the plug pinning diagrams
Looks awesome man. I loved my Hellcat's Carbon steering wheel, felt so nice in the hand, and something about the Carbon fiber glistening in the sun. How was Zen to work with? I'm trying to get one for my Trans Am, but having issues with someone willing to spend 15 minutes to match my ebony leather.
They were easy to work with. Typically heard back within a day or two but my questions were pretty basic. Matching color I can’t really opine on but the final product is amazing so worth the wait.
Have you had any issues with the heating on this wheel? I've been doing research cus I want your steering wheel but there are cheaper options without heating and others have said they don't do heating behind carbon fiber because it can cause cracking and other issues? Any feedback would be much appreciated! I'm terribly worried about install as this is out of my DIY comfort zone but your video is my only hope!
So I have a question regarding the installation.. I followed these steps and after my install was complete I went to test drive the truck and noticed multiple clicking sounds and thinking it’s the Clockspring. Is this something common that goes bad? It was working fine before I did the swap.
There’s a white tab inside the clock spring that is pushed down when the wheel is installed. Yours might not be fully depressed hence the clicking. Pull the wheel off and take note of where the wheel collar touches the tab and add some strips of tape on that spot so when the wheel is reinstalled, the tape helps push the tab down completely. The tape acts as a spacer.
@@WaterFowler41 Thank you for the information. That fixed it, hopefully that tape holds in there. Guessing the diameter of the aftermarket wheel is slightly smaller.
So my question is if the original heated stuff for the steering wheel had male plugs couldn’t you just have ordered the female plugs and connected it that way instead of cutting/splicing? Just in case you EVER decided to trade in the truck or just wanted to go back to factory? Obviously for those of us wanting to do mods to a truck that’s not the case but in some instance some people might want to. Just asking not criticizing, just was an observation.
You can but I have no idea where to order those nor did I know exactly which plus I was dealing with until I opened the wheel. I wasn’t about to wait a week for new parts while my steering wheel was ripped apart.
@@WaterFowler41 oh I agree! I was just saying/asking was all. I wouldn’t wanna wait a week either. But for those now trying to purchase this, they will know that it’s an option for sure. Pleased to have seen this. By no means did I mean my comment above as a negative one just FYI.
Double check the diameter of the steering wheel opening with your factory wheel, it’s probably not pushing the white tab on your clock spring down enough.
Yeah I figured it out after putting the stock back in and it didn't make noise the stock goes in a bit deeper. I drilled out the opening with a step drill.. all good
Damn 5 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ for taking your time to fully explain things in the most simplest way possible.. even going as far as to repeat your steps over and over!! Definitely this was an awesome job and a fantastic look!! Enjoy my friend 🥂
Did same install on my Rebel. Important part at 20:10 where you discuss alignment of steering wheel hub to plastic piece on column. If you don't get that alignment right, the plastic piece will wander around when turning and make a clicking sound. DAMHIK.
Mine is clicking also but don't see what is misaligned everything looks right
He has a solution for the clicking. I’ll let him chime in
@WaterFowler41
Just picked my wheel up yesterday from Jieren himself (we live close) and they're now building the wheels with a factory plug for the heating.
That’s awesome! Glad they upgraded the build to include the plug
I really like what you have done here. This will be something I do in the near future. Looks awesome dude!
Awesome video! I just ordered one of their heated steering wheels for my TRX. Will use your video as a how-to guide. Thanks so much for all the details.
Selling your stock wheel? 😬
Just received mine today. It looks sweet. Can't wait till this weekend to put it in. Mine looks just like yours, except mine has the blue stitching and blue line on top. I have the 2021 Rebel. Is removal the same as the 2022? I also wanted to buy the plugs for the heater cable but can't find them anywhere. If you have the link for them. Can you share it, please?
There are links in the video description to the plugs, I’m not sure where you can buy them so you’ll likely have to do some internet browsing to find the parts. May be easier just to removed the plugs and reattach to your new wheel
Looks awesome! Going to do the same on mine. I have a hydro blue so I’m thinking I’ll go with just a blue stripe and then the same grey stitching so it’s now overwhelming. Debating the alcantara too!
Great step by step video. Thank you.
Anytime!!!!
@@WaterFowler41 Do you still have the truck? No problems with the heat function?
I think I'm going to order one.
Ran the zen wheel up until I sold the truck and never had an issue with it, the person who bought the wheel is still using it!
Thank you for posting, definitely very informative. I just placed an order for something similar directly from a manufacturer. It was a little less expensive but definitely up there as far as simple mods go. All in with the same options you chose and a few custom ones I got it for around $600 to $650.
Awesome!!!
Where did you find this Martin? I'd be interested to find one
@@iananderson8920 Did you ever get an answer from Martin? I am also interested. Thanks in advance.
@@Standing_Wolf I never got a direct answer, but I ended up buying a carbonfiber wheel from ebay ($319) and am extremely happy with it
Hello sir. I really enjoy your videos. After a year with the Zen Carbon Fiber Custom Steering Wheel. You still happy with it? Any issues. Ready to purchase it but thought I ask first. Also by any chance. Would you know where I can purchase the connectors for the heating wires. I would really like to use them. Thank you and keep the videos coming. trying to keep up with all your upgrades on my Rebel.
It’s still my favorite interior upgrade I’ve made to the truck. Everything is working perfectly!
@@WaterFowler41 Thank you. I just placed my order. I would still like to get the connectors for the heating wires.
Thank you for this video this one along with another really helped me out.
Glad it helped!
Great video. I find that there are not many videos for the 2021 Rebel. But I assume the 2020 and the 21 are very similar.
Yup they are identical
JUST PURCHASED MINE THX AGAIN FOR THE GREAT VIDEO & link!
Just picked mine up, and it came with the proper connectors for the heating element, so I had no wires to splice. It was entirely plug & play, so I'm assuming all the newly made wheels are the same! makes it much easier to install.
Probably I know I shared some info with zen. Glad to see they made it plug and play.
Well done bro looks killer.
GREAT VIDEO AND VERY HELPFUL
Thanks!
Looks GREAT!!!!
Looks awesome, great video
Thanks!
Hey man very informative video. I do have one question, how well does the steering wheel heat up compared to the stock wheel?
The steering wheel gets toasty fast! Feels like it gets warmer faster.
Dude, I just installed my wheel yesterday on my Widebody Scat and wish I saw this. I was boozled on what to do with the heated wires. I just electric taped them and put them to the side for now. After watching this, I may try again later on this year (it was a b***** getting the airbag portion back on. Where did you get those Mopar directions for the heated wheel wiring? Great video and Thanks
I did a ton of research and found that link in my video description. It’s the pinout for every plug in the truck then I backed into what was what based on the plug pinning diagrams
Nice install, contemplating same for my 2021 Rebel. Also have burgundy accent interior. Did you consider the Zen red carbon fiber? Maybe too much red?
Too much red for my liking.
Looks awesome man. I loved my Hellcat's Carbon steering wheel, felt so nice in the hand, and something about the Carbon fiber glistening in the sun. How was Zen to work with? I'm trying to get one for my Trans Am, but having issues with someone willing to spend 15 minutes to match my ebony leather.
They were easy to work with. Typically heard back within a day or two but my questions were pretty basic. Matching color I can’t really opine on but the final product is amazing so worth the wait.
@@WaterFowler41 Thank you and I agree it looks so nice... Got me thinking I may also have to do the ram :D
Do it!
You should open shop for this I would pay for someone to install it
I only touch my own cars! sorry. I'll help with support emails from my experience but me no touchy other folks cars!
Excellent video and channel. Do you still have your original OEM steering wheel? I'd be interested in buying!!
I do but I’m going to hang on to it for when I sell the truck. Sorry!
Have you had any issues with the heating on this wheel? I've been doing research cus I want your steering wheel but there are cheaper options without heating and others have said they don't do heating behind carbon fiber because it can cause cracking and other issues? Any feedback would be much appreciated!
I'm terribly worried about install as this is out of my DIY comfort zone but your video is my only hope!
The heating element is only under the leather portion not the carbon fiber. I haven’t had a single issue with my wheels.
Where’s the video of the install of the bumper lights ? Seen part 1 mounting the brackets but can’t find part 2? TIA
I know I know I need to release that one!
Ticking time bomb 😅
no funny business around that air bag!
So I have a question regarding the installation.. I followed these steps and after my install was complete I went to test drive the truck and noticed multiple clicking sounds and thinking it’s the Clockspring. Is this something common that goes bad? It was working fine before I did the swap.
There’s a white tab inside the clock spring that is pushed down when the wheel is installed. Yours might not be fully depressed hence the clicking.
Pull the wheel off and take note of where the wheel collar touches the tab and add some strips of tape on that spot so when the wheel is reinstalled, the tape helps push the tab down completely. The tape acts as a spacer.
@@WaterFowler41 I’ll try this now, here I thought I needed to replaced the clockspring..
@@WaterFowler41 Thank you for the information. That fixed it, hopefully that tape holds in there. Guessing the diameter of the aftermarket wheel is slightly smaller.
Yup, precisely.
Glad it worked out!
Can you explain this a little more please? I just installed and i get a noise that sounds like plastic being crumbled as i turn the wheel
How is the Chinese steering wheel holding up?
Still working
🥳🥳😍😍🙏🙏
So my question is if the original heated stuff for the steering wheel had male plugs couldn’t you just have ordered the female plugs and connected it that way instead of cutting/splicing? Just in case you EVER decided to trade in the truck or just wanted to go back to factory? Obviously for those of us wanting to do mods to a truck that’s not the case but in some instance some people might want to.
Just asking not criticizing, just was an observation.
You can but I have no idea where to order those nor did I know exactly which plus I was dealing with until I opened the wheel. I wasn’t about to wait a week for new parts while my steering wheel was ripped apart.
@@WaterFowler41 oh I agree! I was just saying/asking was all. I wouldn’t wanna wait a week either. But for those now trying to purchase this, they will know that it’s an option for sure. Pleased to have seen this. By no means did I mean my comment above as a negative one just FYI.
@@JayNoQuarterReagan lol totally get it! If I had a video like mine to reference before hand, I’d probably try and find the plugs
Is it heated
My man….did you happen to see the title of the video?
@@WaterFowler41 no sorry I didn't been a rough day.
It’s heated
He only mentioned it like 5 times in the first few minutes
Hey waterfowler I did everything exactly as your video but now I have a ticking noise when I turn. Do you know why? I dm you the vid on instagram
Just messaged you back, I know what’s making the noise and sent you a possible solution
Did you figure it out I just installed mine and it's clicking also.
Double check the diameter of the steering wheel opening with your factory wheel, it’s probably not pushing the white tab on your clock spring down enough.
Yeah I figured it out after putting the stock back in and it didn't make noise the stock goes in a bit deeper. I drilled out the opening with a step drill.. all good
@@adrianarce9427what exactly did you drill out to stop the click
how it feels in the hand ? Is it slippery on the carbon part
Its gloss so a bit of slickness but I typically have my hands on the leather sides.