What is it? Flexible elastic interior trim

[joebob101]

I found this wadded up under my dash. Can you tell me what it is?
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[Soundkillr]

It goes on top of your steering canopy, and should be visible when the telescopic wheel is pulled all the way down....

[joebob101]

I thought that's where it went. I can't find it in the parts manual. Thanks for your help.

[Bitsyncmaster]

I just pulled my steering wheel and was wondering if anyone ever keeps the wheel much below the full up position.

I think I set mine almost all the way up so I can see the gauges the best while driving.

[Jonathan]

I thought that's where it went. I can't find it in the parts manual. Thanks for your help.

I think this is it:

http://store.delorean.com/p-7366-gaiter-gray.aspx

[joebob101]

I think this is it:

http://store.delorean.com/p-7366-gaiter-gray.aspx

Thanks - I found it on the store but it eludes me in the parts manual. Oh well, there are many things that elude me. :hmm:

[DMCVegas]

I just pulled my steering wheel and was wondering if anyone ever keeps the wheel much below the full up position.

I think I set mine almost all the way up so I can see the gauges the best while driving.

I keep my seat slid all the way back in the track, and then fully reclined up against the parcel shelf. I don't keep the wheel all the way up, but I do have it telescoped out so that I can still see and reach it. It's like I drive a Barcalounger.

[Kerichbe]

I just pulled my steering wheel and was wondering if anyone ever keeps the wheel much below the full up position.

I think I set mine almost all the way up so I can see the gauges the best while driving.

I keep mine about an inch under full up. If I have the wheel set up all the way, the lights go out on a full lock turn! One of these days I will investigate but for now its an easy solution to a problem.

[Bitsyncmaster]

Sorry to get off topic OP.

Thanks for the replys, I'm just thinking about the design of the column bushing needing to tolerate the steering wheel positions.