Clockspring

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The clockspring is very simply an extension cord for the driver's airbag. There is only one clockspring in the airbag system and it is always in the steering column. It is designed to provide a constant electrical connection to the airbag allowing the steering wheel to turn multiple rotations in each direction without breaking contact with the airbag. It typically consists of a flat ribbon wire encased in plastic with specific connectors and/or wires at each end. It is mounted directly below the steering wheel.

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