what is it?

[joey7478]

What is the white round plastic thing right behind the steering wheel? Thanks Joey!

 

[adsm08]

 

[black_demon69]

+1:d:d:d

 

[hoosier1104]

What the deuce are you asking about? A picture is worth a thousand words. [emoji106]

Sent from a phablet while avoid something more important according to my better half.

 

[RonD]

What is the white round plastic thing right behind the steering wheel? Thanks Joey!

That would be the mint lifesaver left by the previous owner, it can be safely removed.

 

[joey7478]

I don't have a camera right now but it sit right under steering wheel and is about 4" round. It seems like a cover to something. Thanks Joey!

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

blow box?

 

[adsm08]

I don't have a camera right now

Gee, that sucks.

 

[Slammin Sam]

You list 3 vehicles in your information. Which one are you asking about? I have an 89 B2, which should be almost identical to you 90, and have had a 97 and 2000 Ranger, and none of them had anything like you describe.

 

[stmitch]

Difficult to say for sure without anything more to go on, but Im going to guess its the turn signal cancel cam for $500 Alex.

 

[joey7478]

So nobody has ever taken the steering wheel off there truck? It's the first thing you see , white about four inches round. I thought this forum was to help people not make fun of them!

 

[joey7478]

You list 3 vehicles in your information. Which one are you asking about? I have an 89 B2, which should be almost identical to you 90, and have had a 97 and 2000 Ranger, and none of them had anything like you describe.

it's a 99 and old parts truck is a 95 and they both have it.

 

[det107]

I know what's he talking about !! It's a funnel shaped container for relief (pee) breaks during rush hour traffic or for very long commutes-

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

I guess nobody thought about taking off the steering wheel. I know I didn't. Unfortunately that's what happens when an important part of the discription is left out.
Anywho, I believe that would be part of the turn signal system. I can't think of the correct term but hopefully someone else can help.
Edit; perhaps "clockspring"

Richard

 

[joey7478]

I know what's he talking about !! It's a funnel shaped container for relief (pee) breaks during rush hour traffic or for very long commutes-

Yea your almost as funny as pee wee herman!