JkInIt

Airbag light and chime went off constantly. Horn and cruise worked. Dealer wanted 466.00$ for a 75% chance this would fix it. Purchased clockspring and installed myself in less than a half hour. No more light and chime dinging. Thank you for the write up! Saved me 264 bucks.

RubiKing

Instead of using a dental pic I bent the tip of a flat head screwdriver. The part where you have to use that tool is the harder part about this procedure.

djab

Changed mine and I still have the red light and ding

Chili

Hey glad it helped!



Bummer, sorry it didn't help...

Nomadic-JK

Great write-up!!

grifterjim

Thanks for this write up. replacing it myself saved me 300 bucks. I will agree on those clips, those were a real B to get off but the paint can opener worked for me eventually. you have to apply a pretty good amount of force surprisingly. The link below I found helped visualize what you are having to do regarding the clips.

http://www.justanswer.com/jeep/33ag5...angler-ai.html

AC/DC

Very nice write up. Glad to know how to do it. After fixing cars all today (at work) I'll still take it to the dealer, I have Jeep's Max Care warranty so it's $100 and a free rental car. For anything that brakes.

alcorona79

Does anyone have a letter that has been sent to jeep where they reimbursed you for repairs due to a clock spring on a jeep not covered by the recall? I have an 08 where the clock spring went out on Imogene Pass. Almost ruined my vacation but a dealer in Durango was able to get me in for repairs. Still charged $300+ but at least I was able to finish out my trip.

mlozano

Hello

Anyone have replaced the clockspring in a 2011+ JK?

I can't find a manual or replacement instructions.

Thanks

Mariano

RubiKing

I have an 08. I did all the paperwork to be reimbursed for my jeep and was denied. They said the recall sis not affect my jeep, even though I showed them that the part numbers were the same.