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Chrome Trim on the Steering Wheel

Kent (DK)
in Skoda Fabia Mk2 (2007-2014)

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Please don't take my comment as criticism.

Everyone chooses how to spend their own money, and I decided it wasn't for me.

But then I've been criticised for some if the mods I have made...

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  • Kent (DK)
    Kent (DK)

    I didn't know you could buy the cover without the airbag! Thank you! . They are a lot cheaper without the airbag of course. I have found one at 40£ - which I think is okay. I just have to make sure t

  • siekla
    siekla

    You can easily do it yourself. It may affect the warranty - if they will find out that the airbag was replaced / eg. for the superb one/. But they will have to proove it. If so - you will loose the w

  • nbramwel
    nbramwel

    How do you remove the airbag cover then please?

Love all those extra bits of chrome. Is there a kit for sale somewhere that I could buy? Would they just stick on what's there or replace? Is that standard on elegance models?

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Love all those extra bits of chrome. Is there a kit for sale somewhere that I could buy? Would they just stick on what's there or replace? Is that standard on elegance models?

You need to read the entire thread.

No, the chrome trim on the steering wheel does not exist on any Fabia model - but the cover or airbag with the chrome trim from the Octavia, Superb and Roomster fits the wheel in the Fabia.

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