Formaldehyde is an organic solvent. First use another organic solvent to remove the residue - it may damage the steering wheel plastic so test it first on the back away from where you normally rest your hands. Use a white spirit on a rag or paper towel and then clean this off with alcohol wipes or some metholated spirits also on a rag or paper towel before finally cleaning with lots of water to remove all other solvents.
Put chemical resistant gloves on and where eye protection when cleaning as you will have traces of chemical on the rags that could be transferred into your skin.
Formaldehyde is soluble in water but I'm not sure about this lead compound. If you can't get it to look visibly clean - replace the steering wheel.
You can replace a steering wheel cover by first removing the old steering wheel. Once complete, wash and dry clean the steering wheel and then apply your new steering wheel cover.
steering wheel has to be taken off to loosen the upper cover on the steering column and under the cover the switch can be taken out by removing a few screws.
The turn signal flasher for a 1997 Dodge Neon is located inside steering cover. It is on the edge of the lever switch, removing the steering cover will make the flasher visible.
underneath the dash and to the left of the steering column. The fuses will be exposed and facing you OR they will be behind a removable cover on the underside face of the dash to the left of the steering column. The cover has two indention's on the bottom of it to aid in removing.
The turn signal flasher is located on the end of the lever that goes into the steering wheel. Removing the steering column cover to make the flasher visible.
After removing screws from the back side of the wheel and removing the center cover (there are probably some wires to disconnect also), you can then remove the nut holding the wheel to the column shaft and attach a steering wheel or gear puller to remove the wheel.
There is a DC motor on the end of your steering column under the dash. The position sensor is in the motor assy on the end of your steering column shaft. You have to remove your steering column, then take the assembly off of the column. You need to dissemble the assembly by removing a large snap ring, then the cylindrical cover comes off and the sensor is located right under the cover.
those lenses come out by removing the two screws in the lens, the bulbs are push and twist type. if the switch is the problem, you need to remove the steering wheel and then remove the metal cover over the switch housing, you can then replace the switch. you may be able to slide the cover down the column without removing the steering wheel but i dont think there is enough room. Change the lights
You have to pull the steering wheel off to get to the screws that hold the cover on.
It is held in by a plastic cover underneath the dash just left of steering wheel. Just use a screwdriver and remove the attaching screw It is held in by a plastic cover underneath the dash just left of steering wheel. Just use a screwdriver and remove the attaching screw
You can access the reservoir after removing the top engine cover. It is on the top front of the engine left side - basically it would be about directly behind the drivers head.
Had the same problem... First take off the steering columb covers( top and bottom). There are 3 screws holding in the bottom steering columb cover. After removing the steering columb cover, you will be able to remove the signal switch and the wiper blade switch very easily. The signal switch and the wiper blade switch is one pieces. When you have removed the steering columb cover, you will seea screw on the top middle of the steering columb.Remove this and unplug the other switches(3) that are attached to the signal switch and the wiper blade switch. That is about it, but be care when you install the new piece...it needs to be lined up for the horn to work or else evrytime you turn the steering wheel your horn will blow.