WTB: airbag clock spring
04-18-2012, 04:38 PM
#1
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WTB: airbag clock spring
Before I drop $250 on a new one, maybe someone out there has one laying around, a takeoff from a track conversion, etc.
What's a clock spring? It's a wound-up electrical connector that supplies power to the airbag while letting the steering wheel turn round and round. For unknown reasons mine has disintegrated.
Part number (superseded) 996-652-211-01
This is what it looks like.
What's a clock spring? It's a wound-up electrical connector that supplies power to the airbag while letting the steering wheel turn round and round. For unknown reasons mine has disintegrated.
Part number (superseded) 996-652-211-01
This is what it looks like.
04-18-2012, 06:39 PM
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Before I drop $250 on a new one, maybe someone out there has one laying around, a takeoff from a track conversion, etc.
What's a clock spring? It's a wound-up electrical connector that supplies power to the airbag while letting the steering wheel turn round and round. For unknown reasons mine has disintegrated.
What's a clock spring? It's a wound-up electrical connector that supplies power to the airbag while letting the steering wheel turn round and round. For unknown reasons mine has disintegrated.
BUT
it came with one of the sticky-up steering wheel registration things broken off.
I bought it because MY original clockspring had one of the sticky-up steering wheel registration things broken off.
i just repaired my original.
will sell the other one for $60 + shipping.
I think i paid ~ $80 for it.
Craig
04-19-2012, 10:08 AM
#5
i have a used one... I bought it when I thought my airbag was not arming. Turned out to be a reset at the dealer.
I paid $100 for it. Let you have it for $80+shipping.
Im in Boston. PM me if you want it.
I paid $100 for it. Let you have it for $80+shipping.
Im in Boston. PM me if you want it.
04-19-2012, 01:29 PM
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