Changing removing clockspring, airbag, steering wheel on 2019-2023 RAM 1500

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  • Опубликовано: 13 янв 2025

Комментарии • 17

  • @RobertDunn-p7u
    @RobertDunn-p7u Год назад

    Having watched nearly 50years of both factory and aftermarket "how to videos from Ford, Gm, Chrysler, and even at the beginning of my automotive career AMC " You are by far the best instructor, pointing out every aspect of the operation in easy to understand instructions.

  • @Snicklefritz_76
    @Snicklefritz_76 Месяц назад

    Thank you brother, great video!

  • @Darksteel165
    @Darksteel165 Год назад

    Great video. You did a very good job at explaining everything at a good pace, not too slow or fast but gave great info for all the questions people would ask.

  • @oswaldojuarez7185
    @oswaldojuarez7185 Год назад +1

    Great video 🙏

  • @Alex-lc1mf
    @Alex-lc1mf 2 года назад

    Excellent video with a very detailed explanation, the steps were very clear. Thanks.

  • @hugomartinez2465
    @hugomartinez2465 3 года назад +1

    Really good video. Thanks for sharing

  • @brental1
    @brental1 Год назад

    Very helpful. I'm trying to install heated steering wheel in my 2022 Big Horn. I got excited when I saw the cavity in the clockspring for the heated wheel; but found out it's only the cavity without pins. Hard to understand the reason for not commonizing the clock spring for just 2 wires. As you said, hardest part is reinstalling the airbag. Preloading the springs is almost impossible. I finally got one side on (preloaded) and then really forced the other side to engage. I imagine they bang them in on the assembly line.

    • @mackredenbarger
      @mackredenbarger Год назад

      Well I’m here to say I’m a proud owner of a 2020 ram 1500 classic and unfortunately my heated steering wheel has failed at 43,000 miles ish. I have a extended warranty with the vehicle that has high tech coverage but unfortunately only the comprehensive package covers fancy interior electronics. This wheel was a factory option. Looks like I’ll be referencing this video once over ordered a replacement wheel.

  • @joshuaheart2764
    @joshuaheart2764 2 года назад

    TY. Got the ball rolling.

  • @kenbaustin4533
    @kenbaustin4533 3 месяца назад

    Did you have to get the clockspring calibrated?

  • @MarioVillalpando-j3j
    @MarioVillalpando-j3j 6 месяцев назад

    Hello could you please help me to know the part number or where did you bought it?

  • @jordanreyes8880
    @jordanreyes8880 2 года назад +1

    What was wrong with the clockspring? Mine is clicking a bit when turning, I’m thinking I’m going to do that same project! Do you have a part number?

  • @terryreedy107
    @terryreedy107 Год назад +1

    What is the part #? I need to replace mine. The left blinker does not stop on a left turn

  • @terryreedy107
    @terryreedy107 Год назад

    Do you have the part #?

  • @Ybshy
    @Ybshy Год назад

    I bought a used clock spring I will be replacing my old one, what is the yellow clip you removed? What was its function? Will I run into issues ?

    • @Orth_49
      @Orth_49 Год назад

      I'm going to have to install a clock spring in mine too and noticed that yellow tab detail. My assumption is that it is there so you have to break it off to install it. This notifies the seller that it's been installed and voids returns. My other thought is that it is there to keep the clock spring centered.