How much does it cost to get a clock spring fixed?
For a clock spring, the parts alone will cost $80 to $150; however, if a professional mechanic is going to replace the clock spring for you, the average job will cost anywhere from $200 to as much as $400.
When should I replace my clock spring?
Signs Your Clock Spring Needs Repair Common signs you have faulty clock spring include: Illumination of the SRS/Airbag light. No sound when hitting the horn. Noises coming from the steering column.
Will bad clock spring deploy airbags?
The driver’s airbag may not deploy if the SRS or airbag light is on due to a damaged clock spring, resulting from normal usage over time. The driver’s airbag circuit will trigger a high resistance fault code, potentially causing the driver’s airbag not to deploy if involved in an accident.
How do I reset my clock spring?
How to reset a clock spring?
- Start the engine and let it idle.
- Turn the steering wheel all the way to the right.
- Turn the steering wheel all the way to the left.
- Repeat this procedure twice with the engine running.
- Drive for at least 50 feet, and the steering angle sensor will reset.
Why are clock springs so expensive?
Any breaks or connection failures in the electrical system can cause an open circuit or short circuit in one of the systems. A short-circuited electrical system can cause a higher airbag clockspring replacement cost.
Do I need to replace clock spring?
The clock spring may need to be replaced if it is damaged during careless service to the steering system, and, in some cases, if the vehicle is in a crash and the driver’s airbag deploys.
Does the clock spring affect the horn?
“A bad clock spring can affect the horn, the air bag, cruise control, steering wheel mounted radio controls, and it can even affect the TPS (throttle position sensor) by it sending electrical noise spikes down the wiring.