ididit Steering Wheel Adaptor: Banjo Adaptor to Wheel Shoppe Banjo Wheel - Manual

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ididit Banjo Adaptor to a Wheel Shoppe Banjo Wheel
For Part Number’s 2208310020, 2208310030, 2208310040, 2208310051
Instruction #: 8000010010 REV 12/12
How to install...
1. This hand wrapped Banjo Wheel is designed with
a seam in the leather, you will want the seam at
6:00 o’clock (straight down). This will give you a
clear view of the instruments. The manufacturer of
the wheel designed it to use a Grant 3 bolt pattern.
You will have to modify the wheel by drilling the
hole for the wire to pass through the wheel center
section and solder the wire onto the horn contact
plate. The operation goes like this….
2. Remove the 3 Allen screws from the front of the
wheel, along with the ring, horn assembly, and
contact plate.
(Figure 1)
3. Using the ¼”x28 thread button head screws, mount
the adaptor to the wheel so that hole B (Figure 2
B.) is in the 10:30-12:00 O’clock position. The
seam in the leather must be in the 6:00 O’clock
position (straight down).
(Figure 2 C.)
4. Flip the wheel over. You will notice that the horn
wire hole needs to be drilled in the wheel.
5. Using a ½” drill and the adaptor as a guide, drill
through the wheel. You may want to put something
under the wheel to protect the leather. Once this is
done, you will need to debur both sides of the new
hole.
(Figure 3)
6. Unsolder the spade connector from the contact
plate. (Figure 4)
7. Flip contact plate over and make a mark centered
between hole D and hole E 3/16” (Figure 5 D. &
E.) from edge of the center I.D. Using a 5/64” drill
bit, pop a hole through the contact plate.
(Figure 5
F.)
8. Insert the stripped end of the wire through the
backside of contact plate using the new hole.
(Figure 7)
9. Bend bare wires over and resolder to the contact
plate. (Figure 8)