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Anyone!! When installing a momo wheel, what position should the steering sensor be in when installing the Boss? In the standard wheel, the position is at 6.00 o'clock. If the sensor is placed at 2.00 o'clock, will it stuff up the sensor position and bring up the HICAS light?

I need help!:D

  • 10 months later...
Hey i had the exact same problem

I just moved it to suit... i havent noticed any problems, everything seems to work fine.

good luck

Sorry to bring up such an old thread, but I will be installing my new wheel on the weekend and want to know all the things I should know before then...

What do you mean moved to suit? did you just move it, test drive and move to a different position until the HICAS light stopped comming on?

Cheers guys....

  • 7 months later...
Sorry to bring up such an old thread, but I will be installing my new wheel on the weekend and want to know all the things I should know before then...

What do you mean moved to suit? did you just move it, test drive and move to a different position until the HICAS light stopped comming on?

Cheers guys....

Hi guys!

No one seems to have replied to the top post?????

I know this is an oldy but I have installed a momo wheel with a nismo boss kit and I have the same problem. After driving the car for 10 min the Hicas light comes on. There is no change in how the car steers. Can someone PLEASE HELP!!!!!

I would liek to take the car to the track soon but feel unsafe! Is there a certain way to point the boss kit before fitting??

Thanks in advance.

Hi guys!

No one seems to have replied to the top post?????

I know this is an oldy but I have installed a momo wheel with a nismo boss kit and I have the same problem. After driving the car for 10 min the Hicas light comes on. There is no change in how the car steers. Can someone PLEASE HELP!!!!!

I would liek to take the car to the track soon but feel unsafe! Is there a certain way to point the boss kit before fitting??

Thanks in advance.

Forgot to ask where is the sensor?

:Oops:

On a R32 GT-R the HICAS "sensor" prongs are at about 1 and 7 o'clock. If you have the OEM steering wheel, you can align the two dots (one on the steering wheel, one on the shaft) to get the sensor prongs in the right place.

You will need a HICAS-enabled boss kit. If you boss kit forces you to move the prongs from 1 and 7 to some other configuration it is the wrong boss.

LW.

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