W.O.T. Stang
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Has anyone had issues with steering wheel clock springs failing ever or consistently?
I originally had mine replaced in June for an open circuit in the first stage airbag inflator wiring under warranty. All was well until a few days ago, and i haven't been able to pull the code, but i setup an appointment for it to go back to the dealer Monday morning.
You can see exactly what is happening in this video - as i turn the steering wheel the airbag light comes on. You can also hear something ticking behind the steering wheel. I have no doubt it's going to be the same fault again. It almost sounds like the wiring has been routed through the steering wheel incorrectly.
It's not a huge deal, but it hurts to know that something is wrong with it. We all love our Mustangs and i hate to see something wrong with it.
I originally had mine replaced in June for an open circuit in the first stage airbag inflator wiring under warranty. All was well until a few days ago, and i haven't been able to pull the code, but i setup an appointment for it to go back to the dealer Monday morning.
You can see exactly what is happening in this video - as i turn the steering wheel the airbag light comes on. You can also hear something ticking behind the steering wheel. I have no doubt it's going to be the same fault again. It almost sounds like the wiring has been routed through the steering wheel incorrectly.
It's not a huge deal, but it hurts to know that something is wrong with it. We all love our Mustangs and i hate to see something wrong with it.
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