Hyundai and Kia Clock Spring Replacement: Part Numbers, Buttons and Angle Sensors

An airbag warning light, non-working horn or failed steering-wheel buttons can point to a damaged clock spring, but those symptoms can also come from wiring, switches or control modules. Diagnose first, then match the replacement by part number and equipment.

Why visual similarity is not enough

Clock springs can differ in connector count, ribbon circuitry, steering-angle sensor integration and button support. Compare the original unit carefully. Relevant RunningRoo options include the Hyundai Accent 93490-1G210 clock spring, Hyundai i20 93490-2P010 / 93490-1J100 spiral cable, Hyundai Tucson 93490-2M300 clock spring and Kia/Hyundai 93490-A4110 clock spring.

Before ordering: Send RunningRoo your VIN, original OE number and photos of the front and rear connectors. Mention cruise control, audio buttons and steering-angle sensor equipment.

Diagnostic checklist

• Scan the airbag and steering systems before disconnecting anything.
• Record the exact fault code.
• Test horn and steering-wheel controls.
• Inspect connectors and previous steering-wheel repairs.
• Confirm the wheels and steering wheel are centred.

Symptoms that may come from another component

A horn fault can be caused by the horn, fuse, relay or wiring. Steering-wheel buttons can fail through the switch assembly or control module. An airbag light can have many causes outside the steering column. The stored fault code and continuity tests should support a clock-spring diagnosis before the airbag is removed.

If the vehicle has stability control, confirm whether the steering-angle sensor is separate or integrated. After replacement, an uncalibrated angle sensor may leave warning lights active even when the mechanical installation is correct. This is why connector count, sensor configuration and software procedure all belong in the buying decision.

Our Navara clock-spring part-number guide demonstrates the same fitment principle: a model name is not a substitute for the OE number.

Why choose RunningRoo? Practical fitment help, Melbourne-based support, competitive pricing and fast assistance. Call 0425 890 125; local pickup is available by appointment.

Installation precautions

The airbag system must be handled by a competent person. Disconnect power according to service information, keep the replacement clock spring centred and do not rotate it freely before installation. Complete steering-angle calibration if the vehicle requires it.

FAQ

Will a new clock spring automatically clear the airbag light?
Not always. The fault must be corrected and the code may need clearing.

Can the clock spring be chosen by year only?
No. Use the VIN, OE number and connector configuration.

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Send the label photo before purchase. RunningRoo Auto Parts can help compare the listed options so the correct connector and feature set arrive the first time.