Fix Toyota Cruise Control CHEAP!! Highlander Clock Spring Replacement DIY (Works on Most Toyotas)

In this video, we replace the clock spring on a 2011 Toyota Highlander because of a cruise control issue. The cruise control button would work intermittently and usually only when the steering wheel was positioned at a certain angle. This was a clear sign of a clock spring problem. The clock spring was bought off amazon for $29.99, came in 2 days, and was a direct fit! Dealer wanted around $500 for the job.
If this worked for you, let me know in the comments below. The steps should be similar to all Toyotas of this era (2005-2015)
Thanks for watching!

[@tobymcbride3898]

This was great. Just replaced it in my 2012 Highlander, as the horn wasn’t working. Very easy, as you showed. Thanks for the video

[@tunerworld]

Awesome, glad it helped :) Beep on!! 🔊

[@swamp1foxva518]

Good Video...ThX

[@1quickf4i]

Thank you buddy worked really well

[@tunerworld]

You’re welcome, glad it helped :)

[@ntrpe]

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[@tunerworld]

I don’t sell anything online sir. What would you be referring to?

[@tunerworld]

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