Will 02 Camry Steering Wheel fit on a 93? pic - Toyota Nation Forum : Toyota Car and Truck Forums

amerikim · 02-21-2005, 03:36 PM

Need to know from those who have tried it.

Feedback and methods, please...Is it plug 'n' play?

I have access to a 02' SE steering wheel complete with airbag and need to know if it will fit my Gen 3. Dying here..

amerikim · 02-21-2005, 06:03 PM

bump...

Throw the dog a bone here, I am thinking about the cruise control function and air bag..Does it plug or a cut and splice or ???

Also to add, anyone got a good place to score new carpet for the 93 Camry?

***EKam*** · 02-21-2005, 06:15 PM

The cruise control is most likely not compatible. I think there's only 3 wires to the airbag (positive/ground/trigger) , just need to find out which wire is which.

whocares04 · 02-21-2005, 10:45 PM

might be careful with splicing the airbag cuz might set it off???

amerikim · 02-21-2005, 11:11 PM

Damn, I thought it would be simple. Thanks People for replying.

ekim55121 · 02-22-2005, 01:19 AM

screw the air bags they suck they do more damage than good get tue cruise to work and you will be fine toyotas are dammed safe cars check it out.

i know they dont go off on a side impact but some dumb ass backed in to me in a parkinglot while i was sitting there waiting for a buddy who went to get smokes and they go off i got replacements for them and never reconnected and im never gonna reconnect them i dissconnected them in the camry the day i got the car.

mobes · 02-22-2005, 01:35 AM

Yeah, the splines will match up. You'll probably have to wire the cruise and horn to your existing connector but it can be done. The airbag is 2 color keyed wires. Ratko and Tony The Tiger have that wheel. I want one as well but my Supra wheel suits me well enough for the time being.

amerikim · 02-22-2005, 06:56 AM

Yo Mobes - longest time. Hows the Cam in Montana? I didn't know you went with a Supra wheel. How did you connect yours? You get connector or splice? I had ordered a supra wheel but got stiffed a while back. The 5 speed a raging success?

ekim55121: Lucky to be alive, hope everyone is okay. Looks like a total, you get a replacement yet?

mobes · 02-22-2005, 12:54 PM

The Supra one was a direct fit. The connectors were the same. The splines are about half a notch off though, I can't get it centered. One spot it's a few degrees to the left when driving straight, go one notch to the right and it's off a few degrees the other way.

The 5 speed has been treating me well. I finally got my clutch engagement height adjusted last week, now it's even better. Such a simple thing but I'd been putting it off. My latest project was my exhaust:
http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/t61274.html
I'm working on fixing a leak in the rear flange, I can't get a nut on the stud because of clearance issues with the tranny. I got a socket head cap bolt though, I'm hoping that will fit with a little persuasion.

amerikim · 02-22-2005, 07:32 PM

Mobes,
Okay for the Supra steering, I know an alignment shop knows how to do that one because when I got tran replaced the steering wasn't straight ahead. I fudged with it by taking s/wheel off but it never was right. I went back and they did it in what seemed like a minute once it was on the rack. They did adjustment under the car and were real quick about it. I wish I was looking so I could tell you how they did it, most important - it can be done.
I saw that sweet exhaust mod, I was going to ask how it did for your power and milage. I was going to suggest you keep as much of your stock stuff in place so you could tell how much your Y helped. More power to you bud and good wishes.
PM when you are in OR again, might want to drive and check your ride out.