ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 เม.ย. 2019
- Quick air bag light diagnostics on Jeep Commander and Grand Cherokee. Driver air bag, steering wheel and clockspring removal/installation. Be careful purchasing clocksprings on Ebay, many claim to be genuine OEM, but are poorly made in China and can cause steering angle codes.
Mopar Jeep Commander/ Grand Cherokee clockspring - ebay.us/d9LlCy
OTC scan tool (enhanced code reader) - amzn.to/2Zxl8Sk
Launch scan tool and reset tool -amzn.to/2Dy8icY
Good TORX screwdriver set -amzn.to/2L0MgFV
If you purchase something through these affiliated links I might earn a small fee. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
This is amazing! The guys at the dealership quoted me $800 to do this. I'll just do it myself tomorrow morning thanks to your video.
Thank you for the video!! I did mine today and followed your steps. Not to hard at all. Saved me over $800!!
I’m glad it worked out for you!
I followed his directions step by step-They were spot on!! The steering bolt is not available at auto parts stores the Dealer said it was "Discontinued" without a replacement part number. 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Part number is 6505656AA
@@LookinAround2 you have no idea how happy I am to see this comment! I drive a 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee and this is what I need too!
This video was also very informative!
I just did this job today!! I have had the part for 4 years but I was scared to do it. I probably have watched your video 20 times….and today I decided to just to do it. Man it was super easy following your steps…and I even repainted the wheel. Thank you so much!! I did re-use the bolt with loctite as I wasn’t able to find the bolt online. Thank you!!
I’m glad you found my video useful! Did you use Mopar part or aftermarket?
@@TDRAutounfortunately I had an aftermarket replacement. Looks like Mopar part have dropped in price.
@@engrxtn reason I asked is few people noticed lack of steering angle sensor in some aftermarket clocksprings, thus triggering ABS light.
@@TDRAutowell mine did not turn the abs light on so far. Does it happen quick? My aftermarket brand is Crown.
@@TDRAutono abs light after 50 miles after installation
Thank you for this video! Easy to follow! It sounds harder than doing it!
Thank you very much. Your video helped me get the job done in about 30 mins. Luckily my steering wheel bolt was easy with an impact gun and the steering wheel came off by lightly striking the backside.
Thanks for this great video! Followed your advice to change the clock spring on my 08 Grand Cherokee 3.7L. Made the whole job very simple.
One thing I will note, though the Haynes manual does say to replace the steering wheel bolt it can be reused. I tried to find a replacement bolt and found out it is a non-serviceable part and extremely hard to find. I called the service managers at 5 different Jeep dealerships and they all said it was fine to reuse the bolt if it was cleaned and given Loctite. I reused my bolt and everything seems ok.
Again, thanks for this great video! Saved a few hundred bucks doing this job at home.
Charles Smith
Glad you found it useful! Our dealer had couple bolts in stock. I’m sure lots of people are reusing this bolt, but if I do the repair for my customer I make sure I do it right the first time.
i’m a apprenticeship just done this today from your video thanks
My 08 CRD just began lighting the airbag warning last night. I immediately noticed it was intermittent when turning the steering wheel so I suspect the clock spring. Thanks for your detailed vid and great explanations. Now I feel confident I know where the problem is and that i can easily do this.
Could you report back on this please?? I noticed the same thing happening in my KK when turning my steering wheel intermittently however like he said it could just be left multi-switch steering column module that is is the problem?
Thanks for your detailed video. I'm gonna try and do it and I'll get back on this video of yours and will make a comment on how it turned out. Thanks again.
Very informative this is the answer I needed
Very informative and well done, we also have install videos Thank you for the content
Since it was.my jeep I leveled the wheel and made an alignment mark on the wheel and column. Took a total of an hour (including the 15.minutes I spent looking for a mini screwdriver to lift the tabs.
Nice Job
hi i am about to try this on a 09 wk crd left hand drive. i go tthe clock spring on ebay but it says theres no angle sensor in it. i presume the steering angle sensor is not supposed to be in it but maybe plugs into the back of the clock spring. is this correct? Thanks for your video. this is my third jeep a xj, wj and now a wk. love them.
If this similar to a Jeep liberty replacement?
After you change CLOCKSPRING, do you need to Re-Flash or Re-Program car computer to recognize clockspring? This is for a Jeep Liberty Sport 2010 Thank you! 😊
No
Hi @TDRauto, I tried the link you shared for the Clock Spring and currently is not working , Could you kindly help in providing the link . My Grand Cherokee is 2010. I will really appreciate.
Done! Kind of hard to find genuine one on Ebay though these days. They all claim OEM but they are not.
After installing, can you reset the air bag light without a scanner?
If done correct the airbag light will go off without the scanner but but the code will be stored in. Having a scanner that deals with SRS codes will allow you to erase that stored code.
Wow! I've been pricing the genuine Mopar replacements...$270 to $400. I followed your link to that vendor and they were asking only $80, but they are out of stock. Your thoughts?
Hi, I've updated the link, but only 3 available! I guess some parts stores are getting rid off their inventories. Try and look on Ebay every day, just be careful, buy only from verified US seller with good feedback. $280 on Rock Auto, I don't know why is it so expensive from dealer.
@@TDRAuto hey thanks for being helpful with this. I'm just concerned that my airbag will trigger in my face from this intermittent connection so I want to get it fixed. I did more looking and research and determined that I need the clockspring with the tilt sensor for compatibility with my Grand Cherokee side curtain airbags. I believe if I'm correct OEM part #5156106AG will work? I found an OEM Mopar part for $89 from feve17, I think that's the original vendor you linked. Thanks in advance for your help.
@@2dudescamp This part number fits a large range of cars from like 07 to 17, but Grand Cherokee only from 07 to 2010 that's the answer I got from parts department.
What size socket did you use?
13mm
I am afraid I gave up after one hour of trying to free up the airbag clips, i tried everything in the damn toolbox but couldn't get it free. Even bent a pick i was using so much leverage. By the way on my 2009 WK the 3 screws holding the steering column cowl are t20 torx not phillips. Great video though...
It helps to have a correct tool for those air bag clips and a small mirror to make sure you lifting in the right spot!
@@TDRAuto Followed your advice and got it done with better tools. Only downside is when I started back up the ESB / BAS light is permanently lit - do you know if this is a coincidence or is there a link to the Clock Spring? Thanks again for a great video - the best I have seen on You Tube for this job
I should have mentioned that I did try the lock to lock reset for the steering angle sensor
@@ericisgod100 Did you disconnect the battery? Did you install the correct Mopar clockspring? If the ESP light was not there before then it’s most likely related to the clockspring as the steering angle sensor is in it. Try hook up a scan tool and do angle reset with the scan tool or see what codes are there.
@@TDRAuto Yes I did disconnect the battery, i have U0212, U0126 and U110A, but it is an aftermarket clock spring from a UK spares site, Jeep dealer wanted close to £400 for the OEM part. I am going to see if i can reset the modules using JScan..
SO THE STEERING ANGLE SENSOR IS NOT WITH THE CLOCK SPRING 🤔? VERY CONFUSED!
Steering angle sensor is built inside the clockspring, but some cheap aftermarket clocksprings may not have it.
@@TDRAuto Thanks for answering my question 11 months later
I got a cheap after market one, and now ESP Bas and traction control light wont go off. Is this the reason ? Can i use the old steering angle sensor and put it in the new one to fix ?
@@Bluenuit11you can’t install steering angle sensor in the clock spring. The clock sprin 0:04 g should have been built with one.
l
Hello @TDR Auto, whre can I buy a Jeep Air Bag Clockspring? Please advise. Thanks in advance.