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Whatever occured to the old fashioned steering wheel lock. Remember, turning car off and slight turn of wheel would lock the steering wheel.
Is this not to US specifications? I ask as I my previous cars here inc Z do not have this ( useless ) function. |
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Nissan made four different revisions and issued a recall before finally removing them from the US models altogether. |
So its a us spec thing i take it.
I've owned or had access to approx 6 different cars since being here and none had them. Sent from my SM-N900T using Tapatalk |
The best question of the week on the 370Z Forum......I miss this as well....
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What is the purpose for this lock? Safety?
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And to answer cooltoy's question. I think it was/is a safety feature so that anyone cannot turn on your car, you need to move the steering wheel off the "locked" position to start it. |
The old fashion steering lock was designed to help reduce thefts. It is to prevent someone from stealing a car by put the vehicle in neutral and "rolling" off with it. With the lock in place, it prevented the thief from steering the vehicle.
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It is not only US spec. The steering lock is required by law in the EU (possibly other countries as well). I believe they are all using the Rev D model.
It is not required by law in the US, so Nissan made the smart decision to just remove them in 2012, I think. |
^ My Z is 2011 i don't have this safely steering locking mechanism. Fyi
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OK it was sometime mid-2011 then. Because I have a 2011 with Rev D.
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Nah man, that isn't a dumb question. No worries there.
Now a real dumb question would be "Der, where do I put the gas in???" |
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