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Where can I get a Celica steering wheel?

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    Ninety Four New Member

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    a NEW one? dealerships or newcelica.org, if someone's selling theirs.

    i can't see that DIY...but i know Derrick's done that switch in his car, and it was fairly easy.
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    Ninety Four New Member

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    My bad. I think you have to join Corolla Styles to see that link.
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    those aren't new - those are from totalled vehicles.
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    fishexpo101 Get Some

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    http://www.parts.com sells brand new ones.

    They are pretty pricey ~$610 for the Celica GTS one. Could use a Corolla S 3-spoke one, still steep ~$466 for one. Not sure if they come with airbags or not - but you have to assume fro mteh descriptions, they are not included. Might want to get one from a salvage yard, eBay, or a buddy that is willing to give theirs up. Though most of the ones I've seen in salvage yards have the airbags blown or removed to sell separately.
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    The DIY is accurate. If you have a 98-02, you don't have to worry about modifying the harness.
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    ehh. I don't know. Messing around with the airbag could get messy. If it was simply plug and play I'd do it.
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