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OEM GMC Envoy Air Bag Clockspring
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GMC Envoy Clockspring Part Number: 88965346
GMC Envoy Clockspring Part Number: 88965345
GMC Envoy Clockspring Part Number: 88965343
$214.31 MSRP: $320.36You Save: $106.05 (34%)
GMC Envoy Clockspring Part Number: 26090357
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GMC Envoy Air Bag Clockspring
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The GMC Envoy Air Bag Clockspring is an OE component that plays significant role for the functionality of the airbag in GMC vehicles that provides the need electrical connection involving the airbag module and electrical system of the car for effective inflating of the airbag. The Air Bag Clockspring is made of either plastic or a combination of plastic and a hard metal which significantly improves performance and the product's ability to last longer. The GMC SUV was manufactured between 1998-2009; it has been accepted by grand consumer demand in the market and was applauded for its safety and durability. This Air Bag Clockspring is essential in boosting the performance and reliability of the various Envoy models among them being the first generation of Envoy which was manufactured between the years 1998 to 2000, the second generation Envoy was manufactured between the years 2002 to 2009 among them being the Envoy SLT trim, the Envoy XL, Envoy XUV and the luxurious Envoy Denali. The Air Bag Clockspring plays a crucial role by influencing the field of airbags where the safety of the occupants depends on in case of any crash. Also on the fold of introductions, the GMC Air Bag Clockspring has distinguished itself in the automotive market, owing to its accurate design and versatility, fitting most models of GMC Envoy to serve as a crucial part of the automobiles to enhance on their safety and performance. Based on demographic it can be certified that GMC Air Bag Clockspring has indeed defined the standard and reputation of GMC.
GMC Envoy Air Bag Clockspring Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Remove and Replace the Air Bag Clockspring Assembly on GMC Envoy?A:In order to remove and replace the air bag clock spring assembly / spiral cable, try to deactivate the sir system. Tilt the Steering Column all the way to the center position and pull the Steering Wheel off the column, followed by the upper and lower trim pieces. Check the Steering Column for accident damage if needed. In case when the Steering Wheel has pad control, the driver's Steering Wheel module coil and wire harness assembly must be removed as a unit; otherwise, the coil can be excised separately. Next, pull out the wire harness strap and if necessary, the wire harness assembly as well. Remove the retaining ring using the snap ring pliers and then pull out the Steering Wheel module coil. If necessary, install the wave washer. For installation, if necessary and is the 1/4 turn that works to the installer and align the block tooth on the Steering Shaft assembly to the 12 o'clock position. A new inflatable restraint Steering Wheel module coil is pre-centered, this means that do not remove the centering tab until installation is done. In case of reusing the already existing coil, then ensure it is properly nestled first. Mount the inflatable restraint Steering Wheel module coil with the tower horn through the shaft lock or cam orientation plate and push it onto the Steering Shaft assembly. Carefully take out and discard the centering tab from the coil, making sure that the retaining ring fits tightly into the groove of the race and upper shaft assembly to install it, using snap ring pliers before. Install the wire harness assembly and then the wire harness strap, and upper trim covers, if the Steering Wheel has a pad control. Finally, install the Steering Wheel back to the column and enable sir system.
