Scion Air Bag Clockspring

Scion was developed as a young brand to connect the upper of its parent company. Consumers are fond of the good performance of Scion cars. The brand appeals to drivers with high-quality parts such as the air bag clockspring. Faulty Scion air bag clockspring parts can lead to the airbag warning light going off, the steering wheel buttons not functioning properly, or the airbag won't deploy.

Scion stands out for its great parts. But consumers need new air bag clockspring parts if they are worn or damaged. The removal process for Scion air bag clockspring parts is as follows: Disconnect the negative battery terminal, put the steering wheel in the center position and turn the ignition into the lock position, remove the steering wheel bolt cover clips (if applicable), then disconnect any electrical connectors, remove the air bag control module bolts, remove the steering wheel nut, and finally remove bolts holding the air bag clockspring in place. Signs of a bad air bag clockspring include the air bag warning light on the dashboard, air bags that do not deploy, and buttons on the steering wheel stopping working. Consumers can get great Scion parts and services online 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Get helpful parts for Scion at a low price with just a few clicks.