2008 Mitsubishi Outlander Clockspring Replacement

If you are having problems with your Airbag, Horn or Steering wheel controls etc, as well as warning lights on your dash, you may need to replace the clock spring. The clock spring connects the steering wheel to the rest of the car and as such is used every time you drive your car, so they wear out quickly. In this video I will show you how to replace it, saving you a good chunk of your money. Stay Tuned.

Tools Required

17mm Socket, Ratchet and extensions (Preferably 1/2in)
T30 Torx Bit
Prying Tools
10mm Spanner or socket
Insulation Tape
Phillips Head Screwdriver
Flat Head Screwdriver
Cleaning Wipes (They work very well and the best chance to clean those hard to reach places)

Torque Specs

Steering Wheel Nut - 44nm (33 ft-lb)
Airbag Retaining Bolts - 9.5nm (84 in-lb)

Hope you enjoyed!

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JayFix