No. Your local auto parts store should be able to supply you that part.
It is located behind the steering wheel. You will need to remove the steering wheel. Its a blak circular part that has a 3-5 wire plug in the back of it.
There are two types of clock. One that displays only the clock and the other that displays radio information. Removal and replacement is the same. Use a wide bladed screwdriver or a two inch filler knife to prise out the surround. Start at the passenger side and the bottom. Use something to protect the dashboard. The filler blade will do this with the screwdriver on top of it. Carefully remove it and then remove the two screws holding the clock in the dashboard. The Bulb is accessible from the back. As they say replacement is the reverse of the removal. Part number for dual display clock is XQH100010 I believe the clock in the Freelander is the same but may have a green display.
Take it to a reputable dealer, Klimt made many lithographs as part of portfolios, and some of his prints only survive as lithographs.
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It is within the steering wheel. Disconnect the negative battery cable. Remove the airbag, center part of the steering wheel. I believe there are only 2 screws. Once removed, you will see the clock spring. It looks nothing like a spring. It is a circular part with wire connectors on it. You really can't miss it. Good luck
under the steering wheel
The clock spring is part of the Air bag system. It keeps the connection on the air bag while turning the steering wheel. To get to it you MUST DISCONNECT the battery first. This is a must. Then take the air bag from the center of the steering wheel. The bolts are on the back of the steering wheel. Remove the lower cover at the ignition switch. unplug the wires going to the steering wheel. That is the clock spring wiring. When you remove the steering wheel the clock spring is right there. Dealing with the air bag is DANGEROUS if you are not familiar with this stuff spend the money to have it fixed. Your safety is more important than saving a couple of dollars. Call your local dealer or go online to find the price of the clock spring. I don't know how much it cost.
look at your Gm dealer they should be able to provide this part
It must be broken. You will have to replace it. Dealer only part.
Clock spring located in steering column is bad. part makes electrical connection.
Yes, the clockspring is part of the wiring of the airbag system. A faulty clockspring could keep the airbag from functioning.
You wind up a spring and a notched wheel makes the clock tick consistantly. the hands move with the mechanism to make the clock move a little bit every minute. (The spring is tightened when you wind it up) +++ The "notched wheel" is part of the "escapement", which does indeed control the speed, but the actual controlling influence in a mechanical clock is what that wheel drives and in turn returns the compliment by locking and releasing the wheel at a set rate. And that is the harmonic-motion properties of either a coiled spring attached to a miniature flywheel called the 'balance wheel', or of a pendulum.
You don't capitalize "spring" when it is used generically to refer to the season ("I love the arrival of spring") rather than as a specific name or proper noun ("I went for a walk in Central Park during Spring").
Behind the steering wheel is a part called the "clock spring" or something of the sort. I had the same problem with my EF. I had that replaced and it all works well now. Just out of curiosity hold the ON switch and push RES. When i do this my horn sounds. Just wondering if i stuffed up when i put my clock spring in.
The part is the staple part is where the spring is
Dodge dealer, Mitsubishi dealer, any part store, Ebay, etc.Dodge dealer, Mitsubishi dealer, any part store, Ebay, etc.