Clock Spring replaced and still not working completly?

[DPalmquist]

I installed on my 06 ram quad cab 4x4 CTD a steering box, and when I had the box in (and not the steering shaft connected I turned the wheel to see how many turns stop to stop and screwed up) Broke clock spring. Had airbag light up on dash. Kept driving for 100 miles or so, then radio controls went out, and the cruise control at the same time. So I replace the clock spring and still have airbag light on no radio controls on steering wheel, but radio still works, but am getting cruise control light on when I press cruise. Haven't driven truck yet but I'm assuming cruise will work. So can anybody help me out at what to do now, thanks in advance!

 

[seafish]

DO BE AWARE that BOTH the battery grounds MUST be disconnected for 5 to 10 minutes before attempting to remove the Steering wheel faceplate which contains the airbag.

This guy on youtube did a fairly good vid on replacing the clockspring on his 2004 truck--


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPF5BAodAwk

 

[DPalmquist]

Thanks seafish for the reply, I did exactly like the video but all I got to work was the cruise control. I don't know if there's a way to test the clockspring or maybe just send it back to rockauto and try a replacement, thanks

 

[Bob4x4]

Why would you use an aftermarket part that is a critical part of the airbag system?