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G6 steering wheel in a Grand am

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just saw some pics in another thread and i like the G6 steering wheel better than the one in my Grand Am. was just wondering if the airbag would hook up no problem.

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Hmmm... Idk about that.

Try and find out! :)

Sent from my mind using telekinesis.

They will most definitely have different wire harnesses so nothing on the steering wheel would work with the grand am.

^ ^ ^ :agreed:

Yeah, to boot some 6G's had electric steering assist, so that might be an issue too on the wheel's compatibility.

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Yeah, to boot some 6G's had electric steering assist, so that might be an issue too on the wheel's compatibility.

Can't 100% remember but I think it's only the 2009.5 and 2010's

Can't 100% remember but I think it's only the 2009.5 and 2010's

Nope, all LX9 powered models have electric assist steering.

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Nope, all LX9 powered models have electric assist steering.

Whelp, thanks for trying brain... Valiant effort :(

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i was going to look for one without the steering wheel controls. don't really care about the volume on the wheel stuff anyway.

as for trying it. airbag's are expensive. i'm not talking about swapping the whole column but un-bolt the wheel (use a steering wheel puller) and just swap the wheel itself.

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I don't see how this couldn't work. It just a matter of mounting the wheel on the shaft and connecting all of the correct wires. Right?

that's what i was thinking.

Get a GA steering wheel, and a G6 steering wheel with the center removed and compare mounting bolts...

Also, compare how the G6 airbag wires up. I know there is a weird spring wire in the GA, but that's all I remember from when I took the wheel off..

Check the wiring. If the wiring is the same for the wheel then great. You could adapt the wiring the only problem is in some places it is illegal to even repair an airbag wiring system. So in Ontario it is replace only.

For me it looks like both cars from picture the physical wheel itself is the same mounting (centre splined with a nut) but like I said the limiting factor would be the wiring at this point.

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Check the wiring. If the wiring is the same for the wheel then great. You could adapt the wiring the only problem is in some places it is illegal to even repair an airbag wiring system. So in Ontario it is replace only.

For me it looks like both cars from picture the physical wheel itself is the same mounting (centre splined with a nut) but like I said the limiting factor would be the wiring at this point.

i'll have to see if i can find a pinout for the G6 airbag. from the pics it looks the same mounting wise. i've had the steering wheel off a Grand am before. (was gong to grab one with the audio controls on the wheel but decided not to).

well it is a pontiac wheel so unless the inspection guy starts asking questions they wouldn't know the difference.

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