2009-2012 Ram 1500/3500 Clock Spring w Heated Steering Wheel 56046100AH OEM

Signs your 2007 to your 2009 Dodge Durango clock springs going bad. If your steering wheel control stop working, your cruise control drops out, or your airbag light comes on, that's a good chance that your clock springs going bad. Why does this matter? When the clock spring goes bad, you break that connection between your vehicle and the steering wheel controls, including the airbag, and that's not something you want to ignore. Why it fails? Inside the clock spring, there's a coiled ribbon cable that after years of use tends to break, disconnecting your vehicle from your steering wheel controls, again, including your airbag. What years does this affect? This affects 2007, 2008, and 2009 Dodge Durango. How to confirm? You want to match your clock springs part number to the part number on the replacement clock spring, as well as check your connectors and make sure they match the replacement parts connectors. If you need a replacement, I do keep verified OEM parts in stock.