Right side buttons and the Cruise Control didn’t work on my 2008 Prius Touring. This video and a $50 clockspring-Fixed everything. This was one of the better video tutorials for this repair-Thanks!
Great directions! Very clear, concise and easy to follow! Your video was very helpful to change out the clock spring on the Prius I just purchased. Thank you!
Hi! I guess it depends, in my case I like to keep the factory features working and I kinda hate when something doesn’t work so in my case it does. Thank you for the feedback!
The Steering Wheel Nut turned out to be a 19mm and the two side screws were a T30 bit. The oem clock spring had part of the orange plastic lock ring snapped off at the perforation line then left inside so I did the same thing with the new one. Probably to prevent dust getting in it was so dirty in there.
@@MrBobbyw121 Well I do know the correct settings. The steering wheel settings are 37 pound-foot, or 50 Newton Meters, or my personal favorite, 510 kilogram-force centimeter.
From various forums, it appears that the buttons on the right side of the steering wheel are the ones most often affected by a defective clockspring. That’s what mine was too.
