Toyota 4Runner SR5 Clock Spring Replacement, Horn Fix!

If your Toyota 4Runner is failing its safety inspection due to a malfunctioning horn, this video is for you.
Learn how to fix the horn on your SR5 in this step-by-step clock spring replacement tutorial. We'll show you how to remove the airbag, replace the defective clock spring, and reassemble everything to get your horn working again. Don't forget to subscribe for more helpful DIY videos like this one!
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[@rodinCodin]

best 5gen 4runner clock spring replacement video on the tube!

[@skylermasters4152]

Where did you get the clock spring from? What was the price?

[@Makhnovets]

It's not a original piece, but it was ~$150, the owner got the part, and it's more on you how much you would want to spend, One thing to keep in mind, that you might gonna need to re-calibrate the SAS(steering angle sensor) after clock spring replacement, sometimes ti can trigger the ABS and SRS system, so keep this in mind since it could be a safety concern.

[@ThePokjbv]

How do you do the re calibration?