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[quote="PugJH"][quote="danart22"]Yes mate think i have the com2000 as I have the stereo stalk on the column. Pretty sure that makes it a COM2000 model. [/quote] Urm, preplexed 206's have a radio stalk. Are the stalks round or square? Its a nice simple process tbh, follow the shut down, then a flat blade up the bottom of the steering wheel pops the airbag off, dont pull it off, unclip the airbag *each side and middle red wire* then undo the bolt in the middle half way, pull the steering wheel towards you, if it doesnt move, hit one side of it then pull, leaving the bolt on stops the steering wheel hitting you in the face *useful hint from MrBsi* then undo the bolt fully pull wheel off and put to the side. Undo the clip that holds the com2000 inplace then lift the plastic clips holding it to the steering column, unclip the plugs from the back, sure it has 2 or 3, pull the com unit towards you. DONE, in a nut shell anyway.[/quote]
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