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  1. 11-16-2016 08:06 PM #1
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    Steering Wheel Compatibility

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    So my S4 (2004 Cabriolet) has an OEM steering wheel without any multifunction controls. I found an OEM B7 A4 multifunction wheel for sale, includes the airbag. Is the B7 multfunction wheel compatible with my B6 S4? Any advice on this would be appreciated.
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    B6 airbags are single stage, B7 air bags are dual stage. It's not recommended to wire in the dual stage into the b6. I have yet to see a single stage airbag that fits the B7 wheel.
    If your B6 doesn't have multi function, then you will also need the slip ring and control module from a B7, then do some VAGing once completed.
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    Good to know, thanks
    B6 S4 Cabriolet
    Milltek exhaust w/ SW tips, H9 fogs (DRL), denison Ipod adapter.
    Debadged except the rings, TWM Leopard shift knob.
    TD Pro Race 1.2 Wheels, Continental Extreme Contact DWS.
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