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Car Steering Wheel Clock Spring Fits HL3T-14A664-AB for 2015-2019 Ford F150

Car Steering Wheel Clock Spring Fits HL3T-14A664-AB for 2015-2019 Ford F150

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Clock Spring for Ford F150

This clock spring, reference HL3T-14A664-AB, keeps the electrical connection live between the steering wheel and the column so horn, airbag, and wheel-mounted controls keep working as the wheel turns.

Overview

This steering wheel clock spring is the rotating contact assembly that carries power and signal across the steering column joint. The clock spring for Ford F150 trucks restores horn, airbag, and button functions when the original ribbon wears out or throws a code. It suits owners and shops replacing a failed clock spring on 2015 through 2019 F150 models.

Built For Performance

  • Direct cross-reference to HL3T-14A664-AB for straightforward matching
  • Flat ribbon contact design maintains continuity through full lock-to-lock travel
  • Sealed housing shields the internal ribbon from dust and debris
  • Plug-in connectors mate with the factory steering column harness
  • Constructed to hold signal through repeated steering cycles

Fits These Machines

  • for Ford F150 2015
  • for Ford F150 2016
  • for Ford F150 2017
  • for Ford F150 2018
  • for Ford F150 2019

On-The-Job Use

  • Restoring horn and steering wheel button operation
  • Servicing airbag warning lights tied to clock spring faults
  • Steering column repair after ribbon failure
  • Routine replacement during steering wheel removal

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) HL3T-14A664-AB
Type Steering wheel clock spring
Position Steering column

Good To Know

Q: How do I know the clock spring needs replacement? A: Common signs include a horn that stops working, airbag warning light, or steering wheel buttons that cut out when turning. A stored fault code in the airbag system often points to the clock spring.

Q: Does the steering wheel need to come off? A: Yes, the clock spring sits behind the steering wheel, so the wheel and airbag are removed to reach it. Disconnect the battery and follow airbag safety steps before starting.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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