Where can I get CLOCKSPRING????????

Asked by Lromju3 Jul 25, 2016 at 03:22 PM about the 1997 Lincoln Town Car Signature

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Have 1998 Lincoln TC. Cruise Control and perhaps horn do not work. Horn
wont BeeP-BeeP. CC light in dash comes on but CC in fact does not work.
Mechanic person tells me it need "Airbag Clockspring"????? Whatever the
hell that is? I've never hearrd of one unless it MIGHT be a part of an
axxtual clock.
NEbody got some input on this???????????

THanks, larry

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Your Air Bag Clockspring is an essential component of your air bag-it retracts and expands in its housing when you turn the steering wheel and maintains the continuous functioning of all the electrical components such as the air bag, horn, and various vehicle controls including radio, cruise, heat, and telephone.Think about it if wires were connected to the wheel switches how could you turn it without twisting them.

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