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Hello friends.
I have one question.
I have bought a steering wheel of a Audi 80 Cabriolet of 1995 and I am not sure that he can connect it to my Audi S2 of 1994 ABY.
Today to arrive at my house and these they are the image.
I have just finished fitting mine!! same parts,,
Use the plug from your old slip ring, as the tossas have cut off the origional,(mine was the same)
You will have to do a continuaty test to join the wires the right way (green to black and brown to black but make sure its the correct black)
Brown and white is the horn wire.
You will also need to carefully saw off the indicator cancel lug from your old slip ring. Then glue it to the new slip ring having removed the old lug.
You will need new cowls for the conversion.
Sounds a pain but not so bad and worth getting rid of the worlds worse steering wheel!!
IYou will also need to carefully saw off the indicator cancel lug from your old slip ring. Then glue it to the new slip ring having removed the old lug.
You will need new cowls for the conversion.
Sounds like what I had to do when I fitted this wheel to my non-airbagged S2.
I found an 80 in the scrap yard and took the whole cancelling ring off and made a custom mount for it to mount securely.
Be careful if you're just cutting off the lug and glueing it back on to another wheel. Could get very messy if it came unstuck whilst driving.....
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