Clock Spring Costs & Replacements: What Jeep & Truck Owners Need to Know

 That airbag light won't turn off? Don't panic - you're probably looking at a steering wheel clock spring replacement. Here's what you need to know before getting it fixed.

For Jeep owners, the Jeep JK clock spring replacement cost typically runs $250-$400, while a Jeep Wrangler clock spring replacement (same part for most models) might cost slightly less. Truck guys listen up - the 2014 Ram 1500 clock spring replacement and 2016 F150 clock spring replacement usually fall in the $300-$500 range.

Older models like the 2011 Toyota Tundra clock spring replacement or 2013 Hyundai Elantra clock spring replacement often cost less ($200-$350) since parts are more available.

When shopping for a replacement clock spring, always buy quality parts - cheap knockoffs can fail quickly. Some vehicles even need replacement clock springs for both airbag and steering wheel controls.

Pro tip: The clock spring replacement Jeep Wrangler process requires special care with airbag components. Unless you're experienced, this is one repair best left to professionals.

Remember: That little spiral cable keeps your airbag system working. Don't ignore the warning signs - get yours checked today before it becomes a safety issue!