do you have any recommendations on sliding it on the steering wheel. my steering wheel is not cooperating. the force is not strong in this one :(
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It did take some maneuvering to get the cover on my wheel. I refused to return it, it ends up that if you let the cover heat up in the sun for a bit it becomes more malleable. I hope that helps!
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Do or do not there is no try! Sorry all i can tell you is keep working it until it goes on, that's what i did, a few curse words might help :)
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No, im sorry, i just stopped using it. It was too dangerous, because it kept sliding. :/
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Try heating up the cover in the sun a bit before attempting to stretch it onto the wheel. This worked pretty well for me. You could just set it on your dash and let the sun loosen it up a little. Then maybe stretch it over the wheel twisting it in a circular motion as you do. Hope this helped.
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I had to wait until it was a hot day and the steering wheel was warm. You might heat the cover up some so it will stretch also
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You will need to use a long flat head screwdriver to use as leverage to help get the cover on the steering wheel.
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I did not have this problem. The wheel has gone on easily for me. Actally, in your case, it sounds like there was a factory malfunction...just a fluke. Mine has been great for years, other than the wheel coming off a couple of times. I hope this info helps you.....Cathy
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I'd suggest super-gluing around the edges of the emblem. I have had three of these fly off the car, one even after I super-glued to the wheel. I'd also suggest returning them and getting your money back since they aren't going to last, as I said, I bought four and three of them were gone after a couple months.
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Mine also wiggled but I went back to it the next day, and got it really tight. I think the adjuster helps. It's worth the $10. Another option is taking it to a car seat inspection. They will get it tight for you. I'd gotten mine so tight that the inspector left it alone, saying I installed it perfectly!
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Get the "sure grip" steering knob. Much more expensive but well worth it! You can get them installed at handicapped mobility store. Don't waste your money on any others!
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I just wrapped the cord on the steering wheel as tight as possible counter clockwise. Put the strings start at the bottom on the steering wheel. Hope that helps.
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Hi Diamond Girl, Try lubricating the front wheel with some WD40. Maybe the front wheel is sticking a bit and not responding to the handle! Good luck, Alison.
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change the wheel value around a little then set it on the right one. Then there should be be a choice and the right button will scroll between metric and miles chose the one and left button confirms. I had a tough time getting it right and just played with the two buttons till I hit on the miles and tried to never again touch the button as it changes everything just when you had it right. Controls are a little "Loosy goosy" Bottom line I really like it BUT careful of the buttons
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Hmmmm, I have personally tried this approach in my '02 Jeep Liberty, and I will tell you, it does NOT work! Will not stay in place - slips off with the slightest weight on the table. Below the steering wheel however, it is GREAT! Hope this helps!
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I had the same thing happen....when u slide it on,u have to tilt it forward some. It's an awkward fit but it will go all the way down.
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:-) Me too! It did not fit the armrest perfectly (mine was a five speed, bucket seats, dual armrest) but with one little snip I was able to get it past the joint. then I tied it down tightly. Not the most elegant solution but it works.
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Problem.... I spoke too soon. Used mine again this weekend and it definitely does slip. Sorry for the bad news update. It is possible to slip it back, just takes a little messing around with it. Too bad they don't fix that problem, seems like it wouldn't be difficult, and then the product would be awesome.
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Have you ever put on a bike tire? If you overlay the cover on the steering wheel from the top so the cover is on the wheel, then as you go around you should be able to "force" the bottom back portion over the steering wheel. I hope this helps
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When it stops sliding, pull the cover straight out. It only slides a little, then you have to pull it out. Hope this helps......Jim
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I had the same issue but it was an easy fix. Get the owners manual out. You have to program the steering wheel buttons yourself before they work.
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The controllers are cheaply made. I had the same problem. Try pushing the accelerator side to side whil pulling back
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Hi, it is normal for it to wiggle for slightly. If the fitment is too tight, it would be hard to remove and re-insert. It should fit tight enough so that it won't slide around though.