Steering Wheel Swap

By Custombrew
March 1, 2011 in Maintenance, Oils/Fluids, Detailing & Rust Prevention

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Custombrew

Posted March 1, 2011

Hey everybody. Im new to the site, but I have a question I have been trying to find. Ive used search and cant seem to find the right info.

I have a 99 Sierra, and im wanting to swap to a 03+ steering wheel.

What would I need to get to complete this, because ive heard that I would have to get a new column and everything like that.

Thanks for the help

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