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Clock Spring Spiral Cable For Nissan Versa Murano Rogue Replacement 25567-ET025

Clock Spring Spiral Cable For Nissan Versa Murano Rogue Replacement 25567-ET025

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Clock Spring Spiral Cable for Nissan

This clock spring spiral cable is a replacement component for Nissan vehicles, cross-referencing OEM part 25567-ET025, and it maintains the electrical connection between the steering wheel and the column.

Overview

This clock spring spiral cable serves as a replacement for the factory unit on select Nissan models, restoring the link between the steering wheel controls and the vehicle harness. The spiral cable for Nissan Versa, Murano, and Rogue applications keeps horn, airbag, and steering wheel button circuits connected through the full range of steering rotation. It is intended for drivers and technicians handling a failed or noisy clock spring.

Built For Performance

  • Direct replacement for OEM part number 25567-ET025
  • Flat ribbon conductors designed to flex through full steering lock
  • Pre-formed connector ends for straightforward plug-in installation
  • Housing matches the factory mounting footprint
  • Restores horn, airbag, and steering wheel control circuits
  • Compact spiral winding saves space behind the steering wheel

Fits These Machines

  • for Nissan Versa
  • for Nissan Murano
  • for Nissan Rogue

On-The-Job Use

  • Steering wheel electrical repairs after airbag warning light faults
  • Horn or steering wheel button diagnostics and replacement
  • Collision repair where the steering column is serviced
  • Routine replacement of a worn or intermittently failing clock spring

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 25567-ET025
Type Clock Spring Spiral Cable
Position Steering Column

Good To Know

Q: Does this clock spring need any special tools to install? A: Basic hand tools are typically enough, but the steering wheel and airbag must be handled with care and the battery disconnected first. Airbag system work is best left to a qualified technician.

Q: How do I know my clock spring has failed? A: Common signs include an airbag warning light, a horn that stops working, or steering wheel buttons that cut in and out. These symptoms point to a broken ribbon inside the clock spring.

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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