GMC Air Bag Clockspring

GMC produces trucks, vans, sedans, SUVs, and military vehicles. GMC is well-known for its trucks as well as parts. The brand provides a lot of great parts like the air bag clockspring for car buyers. The air bag clockspring is installed at the end of the steering column right behind the steering wheel.

GMC parts have many merits, while problems arise after the parts, such as the air bag clockspring, have been used for a long time. The removal process for an air bag clockspring is as follows. Disconnect the negative battery terminal first. Next, put the steering wheel in the center position and turn the ignition into the lock position. Then, remove the steering wheel bolt cover clips (if applicable). Fourth, disconnect any electrical connectors, and remove the air bag control module bolts, and the steering wheel nut. Finally, remove the bolts holding the clockspring in place. Signs of a bad GMC air bag clockspring include airbag warning light on the dashboard, airbags do not deploy, and buttons on the steering wheel stopping working. The vast catalogue includes the braking system, the powertrain, the chassis, and other types of GMC parts. Choose from lots of GMC parts at varied prices online.