2010 Toyota Highlander Clock Spring Replacement. Fixed the HORN.
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- The replacement of the Clock Spring in the Steering Wheel of a 2010 Toyota Highlander Limited solves the issue with the Horn not working. Vehicle without Multi-Information Display. Toyota P/N: 84306-0E010.
Thank you so much. Would be really expensive if I had to pay for labor cost. The clock spring is very pricey. The time and effort to record and share this with all the people that without this video would not know how to correctly do this is greatly appreciated.
DEaler would charge 1hr of labor for this plus retail on the part.
Thanks for an excellent tutorial. Bought my part on eBay for 16 bucks and installed it in 20 minutes thanks to your detailed and crystal clear instructions. Saved me almost 400 dollars! Greatly appreciate the excellent quality of instruction and filming.
This is the absolute best video! I followed it step by step and replaced the clock spring without issue. Thank you so much. Great job explaining every step along the way.
Thank you for the effort !!!!!
Made fixing it effortless.
Thank you for this great video. I have to admit that I did not watch it all the way through at first and I was also thrown by the extra connector for the steering sensor.
Great video on how to replace the clock spring, 👍🏻 I pray I never need to do this.
My sister-in-law thinks the horn is a necessity. I don't think so. But regardless, it is now fixed thanks to your video!
This a great video straightforward without annoying music ;-) Thanks a lot for posting this, this helped me doing a steering wheel replacement!
Hey super video. Worked great for my 2012 highlander. Thanks.
Going to do this on my wife's '12 here in about an hour.
How did it go? I have a '11 that seems to have this problem.
Hi thanks so much my cruise control wasn't working and I follow your tutorial video and I replaced the clock spring and my cruise control now works thanks so much for your help.
Thank you man. Fixed this issue!!!! You rock!!!
Thank you for such an excellent video. We are super impressed with the care and clarity that went into making this. My horn is doing the same thing as yours. I am ready to order the clocks spring and follow your lead. But wanted to get your opinion. Is there any way that the following cancels out the clock spring as the issue: If we turn the steering wheel to 10 or 2 o'clock, the horn WILL sound - not consistently necessarily. But for all practical purposes - we have no horn. The panic button on the FOB on the other hand does sound the horn.
Wear a wrist strap around your wrist and connected to a bare spot on the door frame. A stray static charge can set off the airbag - you want to be grounded. And DISCONNECT the negative on the battery.
good video with full describe
Very helpful thank you sir !!!
Need time and patience to do this replacement as there is a lot to disconnect
I started hearing a rattling noise from the clock spring area even if I am driving straight. I am going to take each part off from the steering as you showed and figure out the cause.
Awesome! Thanks a ton.
Fantastic video! Saved me $450!!! Thank you!
Very useful video, Thanks!
Thank you very much!
Great video👏👏👍👍
Thanks for the great video! Did the replacement ...but it did not fix the horn :-(. I have a 2012 Highlander Limited. Bought the cheaper aftermarket clock spring. My horn only was the only thing not working. Everything else on the steering wheel worked fine before and after the clock spring replacement . The horn did and still does work from the key fob alarm button. (So not fuse/relay.) Not sure what else to check? I agree it would unlikely be the airbag/horn front cover unit (as rarely used). But not sure what else to check? Any ideas?
Very useful. Thanks
Great 👍👍
Thank you so much
My 08 Highlander limited hybrid, my cruise control doesn't work anymore. Fuses and fine, no error codes. Someone told me he had the same issue and replacing this fixed the issue. Beside the horn, do you think this clockspring replacement will fix my cruise?
I would say yes, the clockspring ribbon cable (that breaks) connects everything on the steering wheel. So a broken cable would likely break multiple controls on the steering wheel.
Thank you for posting this. I was able to finally get me wife's 2008 Highlander horn fixed. It would've come in handy recently on the highway when another vehicle wasn't paying attention and cut us off when merging swiftly into our lane! My instant reaction was to lay into the horn but it didn't work and the other driver I don't think ever knew what he/she did.
This vid also came in handy where the guy shows the part dissected.
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God Bless.