Hey man I just installed the same wheel hub on my celica and when turning I noticed the hub scrapes against the plastics that cover the wheel hub did you have that same problem by any chance??
Yo! Yea I had the same problem. It doesn't bother me as much since my car is loud and I play my music on the louder side anyway lol but what I'm going to end up doing is removing the plastics and using a dremel to file the plastics down a bit to give more clearance so maybe its something you wanna try as well 🤙
Do I need the quick release? What happen if the steering wheel is not design for a Celica? Can it be modify so that it can fit? Or add custom adapter in between the steering wheel and hub
at the end of the video it looked like you pulled the quick release without pushing in the little button on top (safety release). did i see that right ? i hate that little button.
@@nunodepinda4430 it’s not illegal, you just could be denied coverage for injuries from your insurance, as well as losing the airbag. If you’re fine with the risks then you’re good to go
so I used this video to replace my OEM wheel with another one, and the new OEM wheel doesn't have cruze control (which is fine the previous owner of my car took it out) but the connecter for the ground is different and I cant conect it. should I worry about it i haven't even started the car since i did it
Hey! So I have the Pioneer AVH-270BT with the wiring harness for quick connect. I'm not sure if it has android and I'd recommend it if you just want a 2DIN but not if you want something with apps or apple play or any of that. It's just a basic bluetooth double din but you can override it to watch dvds ;)
The horn is easy to hook up lol. U just need to ground it lmao. U cut the blue & black wire which is ground. & u solder a wire to it to extend it to be able to touch the back of the brass from the hub & thats it lol as long as you have your ground wire touch the back of the brass your horn will work lol
Just finished installing a quick release on my Celica with this very helpful tutorial, thank you very much
Interesting video. 👍
Good documentation.
Not sure if I want to lose the extra safety of an air bag.
Thank you! You helped me change my wheel on my 2001 Toyota Celica GTS in 2023! 🎉
That is one clean celica! 👌
Thank you for the useful content on the Celica, it’s great quality and easy to follow. Hard to find good support for this car
Hey man I just installed the same wheel hub on my celica and when turning I noticed the hub scrapes against the plastics that cover the wheel hub did you have that same problem by any chance??
Yo! Yea I had the same problem. It doesn't bother me as much since my car is loud and I play my music on the louder side anyway lol but what I'm going to end up doing is removing the plastics and using a dremel to file the plastics down a bit to give more clearance so maybe its something you wanna try as well 🤙
@@shadytreespec808 Whats your exhaust set up?
@@kiixyo.2997 Im running a Greddy Evo 2 with a muffler delete so I have a custom pipe replacing it.
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Do you have links for the specific parts you used in this video
Omg thank you helped a lot learning so i can do it myself minty steering wheel love it 💕🙏🤟
Do I need the quick release? What happen if the steering wheel is not design for a Celica? Can it be modify so that it can fit? Or add custom adapter in between the steering wheel and hub
Did you get the interior black or did you paint it? It looks very clean
What about cruise control is there a way to retain thst?
I just installed mines but every time I turn it’s stiff like roughness on the hub
at the end of the video it looked like you pulled the quick release without pushing in the little button on top (safety release). did i see that right ? i hate that little button.
I have a question it’s illegal to have a aftermarket steering wheels?
no completely legal. Only illegal thing you can change is your seat belts
@@kaituckett7133 thanks bc i see a lot people said its might be illegal for car after 95
@@nunodepinda4430 it’s not illegal, you just could be denied coverage for injuries from your insurance, as well as losing the airbag. If you’re fine with the risks then you’re good to go
Brother thanks. Anyway to get the horn to work?
There's a write up on how to get the horn to work on the NEWCELICA forum but sadly I haven't got around to making it work sorry bro
Anyway to do this while still keeping the cruise control?
Hey! Im not sure since my cruise control didn't work to begin with sorry but you might find something on the newcelica forum
so I used this video to replace my OEM wheel with another one, and the new OEM wheel doesn't have cruze control (which is fine the previous owner of my car took it out) but the connecter for the ground is different and I cant conect it. should I worry about it i haven't even started the car since i did it
How u got rid of airbag light?
does the steering wheel come with all de hardware?
What size is the wheel you installing?
Hey, whats your 2DIN radio, would you recommend it and has it Android? Thanks
Hey! So I have the Pioneer AVH-270BT with the wiring harness for quick connect. I'm not sure if it has android and I'd recommend it if you just want a 2DIN but not if you want something with apps or apple play or any of that. It's just a basic bluetooth double din but you can override it to watch dvds ;)
@@shadytreespec808 ok, thank you! :)
Afaik in our country that's just illegal since the car is never designed to be used without airbag. Only good for race builds.
I just did this to mine but now my instrument cluster does not work, none of my gauges or dash lights come on
Links for products?
Is there no “ding”
So no horn and no airbag
The horn is easy to hook up lol. U just need to ground it lmao. U cut the blue & black wire which is ground. & u solder a wire to it to extend it to be able to touch the back of the brass from the hub & thats it lol as long as you have your ground wire touch the back of the brass your horn will work lol
ayo can i buy the wheel badge off of you?
Wait so the airbag is just gone now. That’s sad
Whe da ding
Nice job, but ugly product / less safety 4U... My advice: don't do that, remove it and put it back the OEM steering wheel