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Old 11-18-2016, 03:58 PM   #1
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ABS and Traction Control lights after taking clock spring out.

So I installed an aftermarket steering wheel using the NRG short hub adapter, but the one advertised for other scions not the FR-S. In order to install this short hub I needed to take out the clock spring, so I did, but now my ABS and Traction Control Light (the one on the center guage) are on. Anybody know how to get them to turn off? What exactly on the clockspring keeps the lights from turning on?

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Old 11-18-2016, 05:51 PM   #2
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the way you worded your description sounds like you didn't put the clock spring back in. Just pointing it out...
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the way you worded your description sounds like you didn't put the clock spring back in. Just pointing it out...
Yeah I didn't put it back the short hub I used doesn't work with the clockspring in. I'm trying to figure out is there a way to turn the ABS and Traction Control lights off. Also what specifically about the clockspring makes sure those lights don't turn on.
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Old 11-18-2016, 07:04 PM   #4
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The traction control and abs like to know which way your steering wheel is pointed, so when you remove the clockspring they get really unhappy and wont work right. You need a hub that allows you to use the clockspring.
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The traction control and abs like to know which way your steering wheel is pointed, so when you remove the clockspring they get really unhappy and wont work right. You need a hub that allows you to use the clockspring.
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Yea no way to turn them off that I'm aware off. Need a hub that will keep it. Currently you have no abs or traction/stability control. Hopefully when you do re install it, if you do, you will not need to get it re calibrated. Tech stream needed to re calibrated it. The dealer will try to sell you a clock spring as well. Same thing happened to me except my lights came on after an alignment by a certain shop. Never went there again. Got it realigned at a much better shop, but it's still on..... need tech stream
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hopefully it's as easy as replugging the clock spring back in, otherwise... rip wallet
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So I installed an aftermarket steering wheel using the NRG short hub adapter, but the one advertised for other scions not the FR-S. In order to install this short hub I needed to take out the clock spring, so I did, but now my ABS and Traction Control Light (the one on the center guage) are on. Anybody know how to get them to turn off? What exactly on the clockspring keeps the lights from turning on?
I changed out my steering wheel and I rotated the clock spring while the car was still on. This caused the traction control light and ABS light to come on. The only way I resolved this why is by getting an alignment and having the shop reset the code. At first I thought I broke the clock spring so I bought a new one from eBay which was a third-party one. After installing this new clock spring I realize that the ABS and traction control lights remained on. I tried disconnecting the battery overnight and tried running the car for half an hour stopping and starting it with no luck. The only way to resolve this like I said was to take it to and high end alignment shop. These shops have high end scanners that can erase these codes which would probably also need an alignment. The ABS light and traction control lights have never come back on sense. Just as a note make sure you do not rotate your clock spring what was the ignition on the car is on this will cause the computer to think that there is an alignment issue and the traction control and ABS lights will come on. The proper way to resolve this is to have an alignment done and have the shop reset the codes. Hope this helps.
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