Thank you so much for the video. The first time I followed along and it was easy. When I finally ordered the correct part and did it again, it was so much easier. Thank you for the tutorial! You guys rock!
Just got my estimate from repair shop, my hat is off to 1A Auto service tech ! 3 1/2 hours and expert step by step instructions saved me $545.00, You Rock !
I was going to do change the same part for my Honda Pilot,do you think is a similar procedure??thank you for your videos everything is so cristal clear and understandable👍👍👍👍👍
What if my radio controls and voice command buttons don’t work? NO airbag/SRS lights and cruise buttons work fine. Could the clock spring still be the culprit? I’ve already replaced the radio controls twice with other ones and still won’t work. I want to know or get an idea before I get into doing this. Thanks, I have learned a lot from your videos, by far the best instructional videos on here,
Question, a mechanic replaced my clock spring for free after messing it up during a transmission swap, now for me to drive straight the steering wheel angles a slight notch to the left. I'm willing to adjust it myself by making sure wheels are pointed straight and loosening/retightening the bolt once steering wheel is properly aligned. A puller tool wouldn't be necessary since it's just an adjustment right? I would take it back but worrried something else will get messed up, I use my car for my work (delivery) and also do a lot of my own repairs. But new to this particular one.
Nice and very educational video, I came here because I´m been told that replacing this clock spring my horn will sound again, every time I lock my car with the alarm coming in the key it horn indicating that the car is locked it, but while I'm driving the horn is not working when I push the airbag as normal use of horn, any thoughts?? sorry for my English isn't my mother tongue. all the best and hope you can reply to me!!
@@pguns1986 Same conditions with my 08 Civic, horn sounded with key fob lock only, after replacing Cl. spring, Airbag light gone, horn operable, perfect.
I have a 2005 Honda Civic Hybrid and both the inner / outer steering wheel don't match what's shown in this video (and I haven't been able to figure out how to remove the clock spring from the cluster - no obvious clips or screws that release it). Do you know if certain Civic models have the clock spring integrated into the steering wheel cluster (turn signals, etc)? I also looked in the pdf of the Haynes manual and couldn't find anything about the clock spring.
I own a 2005 Honda Civic (EX SE 2 door), what would prevent me from installing the clock spring and steering wheel of a new car in order to get the wires and controls that a newer car would have?
+zach creger We wouldn't be able to help with an issue like that here, you may want to have a local mechanic take a look at it. Thanks for checking us out! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
It give power to the air bag in the steering wheel, your horn and all the controls in your steering wheel. All those are disabled if it breaks. You'll know when that stuff doesn't work, you get a airbag light on the dash or your horn only works when the steering wheel is turned
What if my radio controls and voice command buttons don’t work, NO airbag light and cruise buttons work fine? Could the clock spring still be the culprit? I’ve already replaced the radio control twice with other ones and still won’t work
My horn don't work on my civic 07 and its was a blown fuse but if i press back the horn the fuse blow again also if the fuse is bad i can even drive my car because the shift knob get stuck so if the fuse is good i can shift good soon i press the horn and the fuse blow the knob get stuck again so i don't know if my problem is the clock spring
The mechanic that broke my clock spring during a motor swap and clutch replacement told me I couldn't fix it myself because the car has to be reset after fix.
Hi I know that some 8th gen Honda civic are idraulic or electric power steering I will change mi clock spring cus I think that cause mi radio to change mode wen driving and don't know but I don't have any asist from mi electric steering wheel. Hope all the 8th gen clock spring are the same...
+Alexis T. Thanks for checking us out! We currently do not carry this part for your vehicle right now. We are constantly updating our inventory so we may carry it in the future! 1aauto.com
+carlos vazques We don't have a how-to video for your vehicle right now, but the basic steps in this video may be enough to do this task. Buy this part for your vehicle on 1AAuto.com: 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
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Quick question. Does a 2017 civic sedan wheel airbag gonna work for a coupe as well ? Same model and year
Thank you so much for the video. The first time I followed along and it was easy. When I finally ordered the correct part and did it again, it was so much easier. Thank you for the tutorial! You guys rock!
Awesome rundown with all the do's and don'ts, terrific tutorial, thank you
Just got my estimate from repair shop, my hat is off to 1A Auto service tech ! 3 1/2 hours and expert step by step instructions saved me $545.00, You Rock !
I was going to do change the same part for my Honda Pilot,do you think is a similar procedure??thank you for your videos everything is so cristal clear and understandable👍👍👍👍👍
Great video! Does the clock spring fix your horn you didn’t test the horn?
What if my radio controls and voice command buttons don’t work? NO airbag/SRS lights and cruise buttons work fine. Could the clock spring still be the culprit? I’ve already replaced the radio controls twice with other ones and still won’t work. I want to know or get an idea before I get into doing this. Thanks, I have learned a lot from your videos, by far the best instructional videos on here,
+TheUSCsquad Thanks for checking us out! We do recommend having your vehicle diagnosed.
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Question, a mechanic replaced my clock spring for free after messing it up during a transmission swap, now for me to drive straight the steering wheel angles a slight notch to the left.
I'm willing to adjust it myself by making sure wheels are pointed straight and loosening/retightening the bolt once steering wheel is properly aligned. A puller tool wouldn't be necessary since it's just an adjustment right?
I would take it back but worrried something else will get messed up, I use my car for my work (delivery) and also do a lot of my own repairs. But new to this particular one.
Nice and very educational video, I came here because I´m been told that replacing this clock spring my horn will sound again, every time I lock my car with the alarm coming in the key it horn indicating that the car is locked it, but while I'm driving the horn is not working when I push the airbag as normal use of horn, any thoughts?? sorry for my English isn't my mother tongue. all the best and hope you can reply to me!!
Did you replace the clock spring? Is your airbag lights on? steering wheel controls dont work? Its deff your clock spring
@@pguns1986 Same conditions with my 08 Civic, horn sounded with key fob lock only, after replacing Cl. spring, Airbag light gone, horn operable, perfect.
I have a 2005 Honda Civic Hybrid and both the inner / outer steering wheel don't match what's shown in this video (and I haven't been able to figure out how to remove the clock spring from the cluster - no obvious clips or screws that release it). Do you know if certain Civic models have the clock spring integrated into the steering wheel cluster (turn signals, etc)?
I also looked in the pdf of the Haynes manual and couldn't find anything about the clock spring.
Hi mate, any idea why after changing cable spring horn works but airbag light still on?
Thank you for your help
What size are the bolts used on the puller?
Quick question guys. Does a 2017 civic sedan wheel airbag gonna work for coupe as well ? Same model and year
what is the part number for the clock spring. i have a 2007 honda civic ex. your link only takes me to your home page. Thanks. very informative video
I own a 2005 Honda Civic (EX SE 2 door), what would prevent me from installing the clock spring and steering wheel of a new car in order to get the wires and controls that a newer car would have?
+zach creger We wouldn't be able to help with an issue like that here, you may want to have a local mechanic take a look at it. Thanks for checking us out! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
What is the function of a clockspring? How do you know when it is defective?
It give power to the air bag in the steering wheel, your horn and all the controls in your steering wheel. All those are disabled if it breaks. You'll know when that stuff doesn't work, you get a airbag light on the dash or your horn only works when the steering wheel is turned
@@muffinlion6299 Thanks for the info!
@@muffinlion6299 does it have something to do specifically with the cruise control?
@@doncordova228 yes, cruise control and other steering buttons might not work
What if my radio controls and voice command buttons don’t work, NO airbag light and cruise buttons work fine? Could the clock spring still be the culprit? I’ve already replaced the radio control twice with other ones and still won’t work
Do you disconnect the entire battery or just the negative side?
+Genesis Rodriguez Disconnect the negative battery terminal only.
My horn don't work on my civic 07 and its was a blown fuse but if i press back the horn the fuse blow again also if the fuse is bad i can even drive my car because the shift knob get stuck so if the fuse is good i can shift good soon i press the horn and the fuse blow the knob get stuck again so i don't know if my problem is the clock spring
Hello how will i know if my clock spring is already have a problem?
Very good explain thanku sir
Is it the same procedure for a 2012 civic
do you not offer this part any more?
+kris jamison Thanks for your inquiry, but unfortunately we do not offer the part shown in this video anymore! 1aauto.com
can i change my civic '92 to this spiral spring ?
Will car reset itself once reinstalled? Don't have to pull fuses or hook it up to reset any computer?
The mechanic that broke my clock spring during a motor swap and clutch replacement told me I couldn't fix it myself because the car has to be reset after fix.
The car would not need to be reset after following this replacement. Hope this helps you out! +bladeszam
Hi I know that some 8th gen Honda civic are idraulic or electric power steering I will change mi clock spring cus I think that cause mi radio to change mode wen driving and don't know but I don't have any asist from mi electric steering wheel. Hope all the 8th gen clock spring are the same...
Hi did you change your clock spring and it did SoMo changes like goo reading for your eps and working for you radio ?
excellent video. great job.
THANK YOU
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Thanks for your time
where do I find this part for my honda civic 2007
+Alexis T. Thanks for checking us out! We currently do not carry this part for your vehicle right now. We are constantly updating our inventory so we may carry it in the future! 1aauto.com
Any video of Honda Pilot clock spring by chance👏
+carlos vazques We don't have a how-to video for your vehicle right now, but the basic steps in this video may be enough to do this task. Buy this part for your vehicle on 1AAuto.com: 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
Thank you so much for your quick response!!!i will order the part whit you guy👍
Thank you for the info
Thank you so much. Can you show me it again pls,
And number part OEM????
My clockspring makes a bit of clicking noise when i turn steering. Is it normal?
+Kaywan Rauf The clockspring makes noise when it is starting to go bad. Otherwise it should be silent when operating.
Good, detailed video. Thank you.
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