Heated Wheel Retrofit

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ToadSmasher2K1

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Same here. Heated wheel SCCM sticks. Not every time, but occasionally

For left only
 
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I also installed a new SCCM for HSW and mine sometimes sticks, but when making a left turn, not right. It does not do it often and I feel it's been getting better with more use.
 

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Bad news fellas.

My brand-new SCCM (put in to activate the heated wheel) also sticks to the right. It’s livable, but noticable. My original one did not at all. So I am guessing there’s a bad batch going around. I can live with mine, doesn’t sound quite as bad as some of yours. Oh and it’s only hard to turn off about 1/4 signals. The others are normal (easy).
Mine is livable also and only sticks maybe 30%-40% of the time. It seems to be getting better over time maybe
 

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For those that have done the SCCM swap, do you need a steering wheel puller? And how do you remove the horn/airbag assembly?
 

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For those that have done the SCCM swap, do you need a steering wheel puller? And how do you remove the horn/airbag assembly?
No puller needed. Turn the wheel to the 3 o'clock position and there is a hole in the back. Stick a small flathead screwdriver in and there's a spring-loaded tab. Then turn the wheel to the 9 o'clock position and same thing. Then it should come right out.

T50 torx to remove the wheel.
 

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I believe this video is a from a FRF member. Start at 5:15

He changed a part from his old SCCM to the new one, mine came with the part he swapped so I skipped that part. I think it was the tilt/telescope feature that he didn't have on his new part.

 

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The only thing to buy is the Torx Plus bit (you can find it on Amazon). As long as you have basic tools (plastic pry tools, a 7mm socket, small flathead screwdrivers) you will have everything.
 

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My heated wheel turned itself on today when I remote started it. Strange

I installed the SCCM a few weeks ago, enabled it in Forscan, but did not add the soft button or HVAC mod.

Weird

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My blinker has been sticking in the right position, so I ordered the parts to do the heated wheel un-delete instead of sending it to the dealer for it to sit for 3 months and get it back with more issues than it went there with.
I have this same issue.
 
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