Honda Odyssey Clock Spring/Cable Reel Replacement

This is not an instructional video or advice and is not a substitute for the factory service manual. Note that is procedure requires removal of the airbag! Proceed at your own risk! Video details how I replaced the clock spring/cable reel in a 2008 Honda Odyssey to restore cruise control functionality.

[@ottergoose]

Thank you for putting this together! My mechanic found it very helpful 😉

[@MrEdwardhartmann]

Thanks - I just did a 2005 Odyssey and it was almost identical . The only difference is that it was just a tilt wheel and not one that moved in and out. But everything else was identical.

[@TomickFenny]

Thank you so much! Your instructional was a lifesaver.

[@raymundolugo7826]

Gracias por compartir,me ayudó mucho el vídeo, bendiciones.

[@sixgunsymphony]

How will you know if your clock spring is bad? My select and info buttons are not working on my 07 touring with 145k miles, and I've replaced the switch (no change). Can a bad clock spring cause this?

[@TheAntarcticEmperor]

All the buttons on the steering wheel go through the clock spring; usually when one or more stop working, that's the reason. There's probably more conclusive tests you can do to rule out the 1-in-100 situations that are not related to the clockspring, but getting into all that may be more trouble than it's worth.

[@JosePerez-jc6tc]

Hello where do you get the part thank you

[@TheAntarcticEmperor]

In this case I salvaged the part from another Odyssey, since that's what the customer wanted. I think new cable reels are still available from Honda though.