RobSmith

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Bonjour

First time poster and recent Seat Leon purchaser (I picked it up this afternoon!). I had a little trawl through the archives looking for any hints/tips how to repair/replace a dented emblem on the steering wheel. I found one post (which I can't post the link for!) but unfortunately no one has replied to it.

I don't suppose any of you fine chaps have had the central part of the steering wheel out before and could offer me any advice?

Many thanks for reading!

Rob
 
I have the same issue with mine which I just bought. Believe you have to replace the entire airbag unit and they are not cheap at all.
 
same issue, did anyone tried with some plastic/chrome polish ?
and one more thing, can the emblem (circle) be removed ?
 
Could try heating it up with something like a hair dryer it may pop back into shape (just a thought).

Rob
 
same issue, did anyone tried with some plastic/chrome polish ?
and one more thing, can the emblem (circle) be removed ?

Cannot be removed I have been told and therefore requires a whole new airbag unit. I have just learnt to live with mine this way.
 
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Cannot be removed I have been told and therefore requires a whole new airbag unit. I have just learnt to live with mine this way.

Who told you? Because if it is the dealer...
I'm investigating using some plastic chrome polish/restorer.
 
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Why dont you try some hot glue and a cocktail stick? Its basically the same tenchnique but on a bigger scale that they use to get a dent out of a panel anyway. Put some hot glue in the dent and stick a cocktail stick into it ( or something similar), wait until it drys and very genty pull towards you, It should hopefully pop out. Then peel off the glue :)
 
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Dealer told me. How will polish/restorer remove the deent out of the emblem? :confused:

Dealer..ok, it can be changed then :)
Mine is not dented, it is scratched and not deep.

There are o lot of things that can be changed or adapted
(even if it was not design to do so)