Replacement Steering Wheels

[AATLAS1X]

I've come across a number that appears to possibly still be active, but the color for it is not clear. It lists as a steering wheel non-leather vinyl replacement for an 80. Most of the discount online Toyota sites show in the $430 range.

So if anyone is better at determining if the number is truly still active and good and what colors are available, (oak or gray) here it is: 45100-60210 B0

That's a non air bag black three spoke if US spec.

 

[AATLAS1X]

I installed a steering wheel from a '96 Lexus car into my '96 LX450 a few months ago.

Fits perfect and is the same color, but you must swap over the entire assembly including the air bag and the horn brackets.

It's about 1" smaller in diameter, but looks 100% stock and complete. My air bag light has been on ever since the swap even after disconnecting the batter for a long time. I think there is a procedure to reset the air bag, but I haven't got around to it.

You've got HUGE balls as going to say that you're Fawked in an accident.

Please install your original or find another.

I've never had the light come on and I've replaced 20+

 

[AATLAS1X]

So after searching the forum fairly thoroughly I have found that several other Toyota Steering Wheels will retrofit to the Landcruiser 80 Series.
I have a 92/93 JDM HDJ81 and the leather on the steering wheel has finally started to fail.
I have seen pictures of a Toyota Camry wheel fitted to the 80 Series here on IH8UD but no one has ever given the year range for the donor vehicle.
Luckily for me I do not have to play the airbag game.

Al I want is a nice leather wrapped steering wheel preferably with a Toyota Logo in the center.
I have attached a picture of a Camry wheel installed in an 80 series that was posted in another thread in the hope that someone can provide a bit more information.

Thanks

You need a shifter!

The decal on the drivers door, care for a new one? At no charge?

Send me a note sales@Metrictlc.com

 

[Tuck Graham]

Are you able then to throw the '93 and up steering wheels on an '91/'92? Since there is no airbag with the earlier models, will it be a problem?

 

[CarlSeattle]

Following

 

[OBX J80]

The original post has not been answered. Do we know what steering wheels will fit the 80’s series?

 

[PDXTiger]

Does anyone know what the correct part number for Nardi's adapter/boss kit is?

 

[scottryana]

Does anyone know what the correct part number for Nardi's adapter/boss kit is?

Works Bell 535 for 1995+

 

[PDXTiger]

Works Bell 535 for 1995+

My JDM truck is a 95 but has no airbags and a 3 spoke wheel FYI. And this will fit Nardi wheels? I tried a Sparco adapter already, fit the truck, didnt fit the wheel. I'll take a look at this too though, thanks

 

[scottryana]

My JDM truck is a 95 but has no airbags and a 3 spoke wheel FYI. And this will fit Nardi wheels? I tried a Sparco adapter already, fit the truck, didnt fit the wheel. I'll take a look at this too though, thanks

Yes I used a works bell adapter and a Nardi wheel

 

[PDXTiger]

Boy this really turned into a layered onion.

Thanks for the info, Works Bell is definitely the way to go from what I've seen (at least for Nardi wheels). It seems 535 is for the SRS/Airbag trucks, which in the US is 95+. However, JDM trucks either must've had SRS as an option in '95, or not at all, I lean towards expecting the latter and it may even go beyond '95.

Here is what I found from Works Bell's website, unfortunately (for me) all in katakana:

The notes indicate that for non-airbag trucks with cruise control, it will be 533, 532, or 522. 533 Annotation 3 says it is for trucks with the cruise control switch on the wheel (???, never seen this), or 532, 522 for the stalk-type, depending on which connector type you have:

Luckily I have a Japanese friend who took a peek, and according to them 532 is for the left connector, 522 is for the right. I'm going to order 522 for mine and give it a shot. Just wanted to share this for others in the future.