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Old 05-11-2011, 08:33 PM
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How to install a Clock Spring a.k.a. Spiral Cable.

If the clock spring in your steering column is damaged, your horn, cruise control, or airbag (or all 3 may not function). Here is how I made the repair.

Special thanks goes to T4R member Singtoe (you rock man!) for helping diagnose the problem and getting me the parts I need!

I like photos, so that's how I post DIY stuff. So I had to finish the post by replying to my own post! LOL!

I hope you like it anyway.





























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