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Dodge Magnum Steering Wheel
The Dodge Magnum Steering Wheel allows the driver to control the vehicle, as hand action is transformed into coordinated movement of the front tires, giving direct steer and predictable handling. Throughout the years, the wagon made use of a circular Steering Wheel connected to either recirculating ball or rack and pinion gears, first with hydraulic assist then with lighter electric assist. The early versions of Dodge had a thick rim befitting the assertive Magnum personality. Later, the Dodge cabins got audio and cruise buttons in the spokes to allow fingertip control. Although the Steering Wheel can wear, unusual vibrations, stiff movement or strange noises warn that an early replacement makes sense. The hydraulic designs push fluid from an engine pump, while the electric designs place a motor on the column, but both pass Steering Wheel input to the steering gear. These improvements allow every Dodge enthusiast to enjoy a Magnum that responds the moment the Steering Wheel is grasped, adding confidence throughout the Magnum lineup.
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Dodge Magnum Steering Wheel Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to Install and Remove a Steering Wheel on Dodge Magnum?A:Park the vehicle with the front wheels in the straight-ahead position. Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Remove the two airbag module retaining screws and lift off the airbag module. Unplug the electrical connectors. If necessary, remove the clock spring mounting screws and lift the clock spring from the steering column. When installing, make sure the airbag clock spring is centered. Align the tab on the clock spring with the steering wheel hub. Install a new steering wheel bolt and tighten it. Install the airbag module and tighten the mounting screws. Enable the airbag system.
