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Jun 29, 2006 | 10:21 AM

#16

quicklook2

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From: Lakewood, Ohio

you can do it yourself.

you do need a puller.

not a lot of money.

get a manual to do this or do a search on clockspring.

Jun 29, 2006 | 11:04 AM

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mikeyswood

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Is your horn still broken? Did you try using your finger?

Mike

Jun 29, 2006 | 12:33 PM

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whsmith_jr

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From: Crestview, FL

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Originally Posted by StangMang

Is this something i can do myself? I have basic mechanical knowledge. How would i get the wheel off? Is there a way i can get it off myself or do i need to get a wheel puller?

Are clocksprings alot of money?

sorry for all the questions

It's a simple job. The clockspring is encased in a plastic housing so you don't need to worry about it flying apart. As noted above, disconnect the battery; remove the air bag; remove the steering wheel; remove the clock spring. Install in reverse.

You can borrow a wheel puller from Autozone and I think the clock spring cost me around $100 (not too sure since it's been a while...)

There are more indepth instructions on this site, just do a search on clockspring.

Smitty