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Product Overview
This black aluminium short hub adapter boss kit is listed for 1976-1995 Mercedes-Benz vehicles. It allows an aftermarket steering wheel to be mounted to the factory column on classic Mercedes models, making it a popular choice for restorations, period-style upgrades and custom builds. The title describes a steel hub, while the specifications list aluminium alloy.
Key Features and Benefits
- Short hub adapter design
- Aluminium alloy construction, per the specifications
- Black finish
- Listed for 1976-1995 Mercedes-Benz
- Allows aftermarket steering wheel fitment
- Ideal for classic Mercedes restorations
- Compact and lightweight
Vehicle Compatibility
The supplier lists fitment for 1976-1995 Mercedes-Benz models but does not specify which model lines or chassis. Mercedes steering columns varied across this period, particularly with the introduction of airbags. This fitment is supplier-stated and has not been independently verified, so please confirm compatibility with us before ordering.
Product Specifications
- Product type: steering wheel short hub adapter / boss kit
- Material: aluminium alloy (title says steel)
- Colour: black
- Years: 1976-1995
- Size: standard
- Package size: 15 x 15 x 7 cm; gross weight approx. 0.65 kg
Installation and Usage
Steering components are safety-critical and must be installed by a qualified technician. Where an airbag is fitted, it must be disabled and removed safely. Seat the hub fully on the spline, tighten to specification and connect the horn. Confirm horn operation, indicator cancelling and steering lock before driving.
Package Contents
Sold as a single item: one hub adapter as pictured. Bolts and horn contacts have not been confirmed by the supplier.
Important Fitment Notice
Please send us your VIN, model and year before ordering so we can help confirm fitment. Steering modifications may affect WoF compliance and may require certification in New Zealand, especially on classic vehicles. Images are for reference only. Our team is happy to help. Thank you for your interest.