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I need the colors on the wires that is connected to audio controls on the steering wheel on a 2008 Santa fe
replace the whole steering wheel cause once the buttons have melted??...they wont work anyway.
The cruise control for th3 2004 Lincoln Aviator is located on the steering wheel console. Simply look to the bottom right area of the console to access the settings.
It will stop working along with cruz control, voice control, and volume when the wires on the clock spring wears. The clock spring holds all the wiring going to the controls on the steering wheel and allows the steering wheel to turn without damaging the wires. The clock spring makes everthing run smoothly in terms of the wheel turning. The clock spring is located under the plastic on the TOP of the steering wheel. You will find all the wires are connected to it. It usually goes out after years of turning and wear and tear.
yes here are bottom of control on the steering
A steering wheel is the wheel that is in front of the driver of a car. It is held in the hands and is used to turn the wheels to control the direction of the car is going.
balance your tires
on the steering wheel
If the horn or cruise control is INOP. Replace the clock spring (under the steering wheel).
There are a variety of steering wheels that are available for Cadillacs and they serve many functions. An individual may purchase a steering wheel with radio controls, cell phone control, or a simple traditional steering wheel.
ok you have to check on your steering wheel in back of you steering wheel there will be a 2 or 4 bolts you gonna have to remove ,as soon your remove you steering wheel airbag you should see 2 wires one goes to airbag on other will be connected to you steering wheel switches ,,you should remove that and after that you gonna see one bolt you should remove it and you can after that you should be able to pull you steering wheel
The truck is more massive than the car and harder to turn. The larger steering wheel allows the driver to apply more torque on the steering column, giving him greater control.