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Johnny
10-03-2013, 01:00 AM
Yes that is what they call it. It is under the steering wheel.
Dealer is out every where.
No after market ones.

So what to do?
It's for a 1992 with tilt.
2.216VTurbo
10-03-2013, 02:28 AM
Yes that is what they call it. It is under the steering wheel.
Dealer is out every where.
No after market ones.

So what to do?
It's for a 1992 with tilt.

Boneyard, they are everywhere, trick is getting it out without it unwinding... It's like a long ribbon that doesnt want to feed back in once it comes out
glhs727
10-03-2013, 09:27 AM
I've got a couple of new ones. I think for a 91-92 r/t and one from something else. Do you have a part number?
Johnny
10-03-2013, 10:59 AM
mopar part number 56007406
glhs727
10-03-2013, 05:28 PM
mopar part number 56007406
OK, here is what I have: (1) PN on clockspring is 5274247 pn listed on package is 8282468 and has three connectors and a ground wire for horn. The 2nd one (2) has PN 4684219 on it, pn 4637949 on the box and says for 1993 shadow it only has 2 connectors and one ground wire so the first one must be for a cruise control car and the 2nd one is not. Will either of these work in your car? if not, anyone else need one!

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the first one shows to fit a minivan, g body, shadow or lebaron 91-94 w/tilt and with or without cruise. The second one shows to fit the same but w/o tilt and cruise. I got these from a parts stash of an old guy with spirit r/t's so I think they fit those as well
tommyturbo
10-03-2013, 06:38 PM
I went through this on my SHO, I found it on rock auto, but it was listed under body interior subhead, rather than electrical. made no sense to me. Is this for your truck?
Johnny
10-03-2013, 10:43 PM
Cindy, I'd like to try the first one in my truck....worth a try!!

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I tried parts stores and rock auto and no after market place makes it that I can find.

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I tried again at rockauto under the interior and nothing.
135sohc
10-04-2013, 12:08 PM
Dorman doesnt make them for our generation of cars (or the early trucks).
Reaper1
10-22-2013, 01:45 PM
Since they are Saginaw steering columns, I wonder if there is a GM part that would work?

This issue has been in the back of my mind for a while since I had to replace the clock spring in my '90 Daytona many years ago. It wasn't cheap then, and now it seems they are NS1 with no aftermarket support. Ugghh.....