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I bought an R33 steering wheel from ebay a while ago.

When I received it I was a bit sus as it was a molded plastic rather than leather but other than that it looked exactly the same.

I only fitted it on the weekend. It bolted up ok but when I went to plug in the wires I hit some problems.

Coming out of the top of my 1996 SII R33 gtst steering colum are 2 plugs. One goes into the airbag and the other plugs into the wheel (forget where) but it is a 4 pin plug (with only 3 wires).

The unknown steering wheel has one 5 pin plug as input but then it has a plug for the airbag as well.

So my problem is that the 4 pin plug out of the steering column will not plug into the 5 pin plug on the wheel. I have 2 airbag pugs one from the column and one from the wheel.

I am sure it could be made to work if I had both wiring diagrams.

Does anyone know what this unknown wheel might be from?

Help appreciated

Cheers Darren

Edited by dwholliday

Im sure ive seen nissan patrols (05 model) with a very similar if not exactly the same steering wheel as my SII R33, different colour stitching though. Blame the nissan parts bin maybe :mellow:

cheer

Evil

Does any one have a wiring diagram for a SII r33?

The 4 pin plug coming out of the steering column only has three wires. All I need to do is to find out what these are and plum them into the new wheel.

The airbag plug is coming out of the steering column, so I can use that and ignore the airbag plug from the steering wheel. It wont even be connected.

So the 3 wires that plug into the wheel are??

1) Horn wire ??

2) Earth ??

3) ??

Anyone please

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