HOW TO REPLACE CLOCK SPRING CONNECTORS

If you want to replace your clock spring connectors you need to choose connectors that fit your car. There are many different connector types that automakers use. Please check my Ebay Store out to see which connector set is right for you. We have connectors for Honda, Chevy, Dodge, Jeep, Subaru, KIA, Hyundai, and many more.
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[@dipu827]

Nice work of art. Thank you for the video.

[@nados5688]

Thank you. You save my day

[@charliecolletti7089]

what about the different colored wires, witch ones go wear, I have pink and tan, then blue and brown.

[@matthewmorgan582]

I was always told not to solder airbag wires because each connection adds 1 ohm of resistance which can alter the airbag's voltage.

[@Turbolungs]

Idk who told you that but solder doesn’t have any resistance. They might just not know how to solder properly 😂

[@mel2000]

Great demonstration of a connection soldering process that's hard to find on video. Could you provide the names of the supplies that you used to make the connections? Thanks.

[@generalautorepair4817]

Hey what the name that black roll you put over the wire and you heat it?

[@vladshtin]

Heat shrink tubing. 560PCS Heat Shrink Tubing 2:1, Eventronic Electrical Wire Cable Wrap Assortment Electric Insulation Heat Shrink Tube Kit with Box(5 colors/12 Sizes) a.co/d/fF9qNIg

[@mendozasmith3437]

Those are the connector for the horn?

[@vladshtin]

First and second stage air bag ignitor connectors