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6.4 Aftermarket
King ranch steering wheel
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[QUOTE="mvent, post: 1393922, member: 21535"] I had the same thing happen to the steering wheel on my 2010 KR. I scraped off the black crust with a credit card, and then worked in KR conditioner, while it was still wet I wrapped a piece of cheese cloth around the rim of steering wheel and pulled back and forth like shoe shining. It came out like brand new, all the little fuzz that you get after you scrape it goes away. Good luck! [/QUOTE]
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