Navigation :: home :: guides :: articles :: fault finder :: jargon :: events :: guestbook :: links :: blog Login E-Mail: Password: Remember E-Mail? Login Problems?   :: Guides MOMO JET Installation by mx6-uk 4 May 2003 When fitting a steering wheel from the MOMO JET series, this could cause a few problems if you have cruise control. So I thought I would do a small write up on this as I have just done it. Tools/Items Used TBC Generally would be straight forward but for the cruise controls. No it wouldn't. WHY?? As you can see the back of the MOMO hub supplied for the mx-6 has this brass ring which will NOT marry to the plate in the column. so even if you wanted to lose cruise control mods would be needed. (might be OK an later models without cruise) And again, here is the MOMO hub from the top OK so lets look at the standard setup on the column. You can see the cruise and horn wires and the plug they come from Here's a better shot of the multi plug and how far it protrudes So Options?? I wanted to keep cruise control and do as little modding to the column as possible so I modified the hub Here's a pic of the hub fitted showing multi plug I then disconnected the cruise switched from the original wheel Here we see controls in place and plugged in OK so our controls look fine on the std wheel but on the MOMO I wasnt sure. Yes I was I didnt like them so I ended up with a temp fix here. (I wasnt going to drill holes in the new wheel as I am going to change the switches to one either side of the horn push) So I used some double sided body tape to fix the switches to the wheel until I can sort out new switches And the final result (Obviously without the new switches) Content Rating Coming Soon...   1 2 3 4 5   Not Helpful Very Helpful DISCLAIMER: All of the information in this guide is provided "As Is". Should you choose to use this information and carry out the procedures written herein, you agree that you are aware of the possible implications such as invalidating any warranty or insurance held on your vehicle and risk of personal injury or possible damage to your vehicle. The author of this guide, moderators, and site administrators of this site will NOT be held responsible for your actions taken on your own vehicle or any procedure that could result in your vehicle warranty or insurance becoming void, personal injury, or possible damage to your vehicle. If you have any doubts at all, do not continue. Please proceed with caution at all times. Consult owners manual if necessary. .:: copyright ©2005-2006 MX-6 DB ::. Site Design By