Airbag is easy with that tool, takes a few minutes to get the method but not hard at all. It is not in stock on Amazon at the moment but might get it off Ebay, although I noticed fishpond.com.au have it for $AUD39.95 with free delivery. The steering wheel is the issue. As I said in the post I bought a cheap 2 jaw reversible puller and ground it down so it'd fit in the steering wheel slots. You'll see what I mean once you get the airbag off. Pictures below of the modified puller, you can see I had to take the tips off and grind the back of the hooks to get them into the slots in the steering wheel. Even doing this, I had to pull the puller apart to get the hooks into the slots, then put it together to do the job, then pull it apart again once the steering wheel was off. Most of these pullers have a point on them, you need a thick washer under the point or it will start digging into the steering shaft thread. A tip - watch a video on Youtube first to get visual clues of what is required. 2nd tip - when all done put the wheel on by hand and put the bolt on lightly, then test drive and make sure the wheel is centred correctly, then do the bolt up tight or move the wheel a spline or two to get it right.
The rest is easy other than making sure the clock spring remains in place when you pull the wheel off. You don't have to remove the front plastics off the wheel, just the rear and pay attention to where the original harness is clipped in the plastic, and copy it with the new harness in the new rear piece with the buttons in it. The buttons only fit one way so you can't get them mixed up. I'd also mark the shaft and the wheel clearly so the wheel goes back on the exact splines it came off.
A tip - watch a video on Youtube first to get visual clues of what is required. 2nd tip - when all done put the wheel on by hand and put the bolt on lightly, then test drive and make sure the wheel is centred correctly, then do the bolt up tight or move the wheel a spline or two to get it right.
I've got a few other interesting mods to make over the next few months, like a Murchison stainless battery tray with ARB dual piston compressor on it behind the battery, AMP research power steps and a few other little tweaks.
I'll probably drive right by you in a few weeks when I drive down the Melbourne to get the SnugTop canopy fitted.
The prices on Rams here in Australia are crazy at the moment! I ordered mine in April 2021 and it was delivered in January this year, it was $79995 drive away. ASV have stopped converting Quad cabs but there were a few cancelled orders and the dealers still have the cars. They are listing them for about $109,000 as demos and that is plus rego transfer fee and stamp duty! YOu can order a new Crew cab for about $100k but they are selling for $25k more than that as low kM used cars.