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Spiral Cable Clock Spring Fit For 2005-2013 TOYOTA TACOMA OEM 84306-06140

Spiral Cable Clock Spring Fit For 2005-2013 TOYOTA TACOMA OEM 84306-06140

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Spiral Cable Clock Spring for Toyota Tacoma

This spiral cable clock spring, cross-referenced under OEM 84306-06140, restores electrical connection through the steering column for airbag, horn, and steering wheel controls on 2005-2013 Toyota Tacoma trucks.

Overview

This spiral cable clock spring keeps the electrical link between the steering wheel and column alive as the wheel turns. The clock spring carries airbag, horn, and cruise control signals through its coiled ribbon cable on 2005-2013 Toyota Tacoma trucks. A solid choice for owners and techs replacing a broken or noisy clock spring after airbag light warnings or horn failure.

Built For Performance

  • Coiled ribbon cable maintains continuity through full steering rotation
  • Cross-references OEM part number 84306-06140
  • Multi-circuit connector supports airbag, horn, and steering wheel controls
  • Housing indexed for direct column mounting
  • Built to withstand repeated steering lock-to-lock cycles

Fits These Machines

  • for Toyota Tacoma 2005
  • for Toyota Tacoma 2006
  • for Toyota Tacoma 2007
  • for Toyota Tacoma 2008
  • for Toyota Tacoma 2009
  • for Toyota Tacoma 2010
  • for Toyota Tacoma 2011
  • for Toyota Tacoma 2012
  • for Toyota Tacoma 2013

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a clock spring after an airbag warning light appears
  • Restoring horn and steering wheel button function
  • Steering column repair after airbag or wheel removal
  • Routine service on high-mileage Tacoma trucks

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 84306-06140
Type Spiral cable clock spring
Fitment Years 2005-2013
Fitment Model Toyota Tacoma

Good To Know

Q: Will this clock spring fix my airbag warning light? A: A failed clock spring is a common cause of airbag warning lights on these trucks. Scan for codes first to confirm the clock spring circuit is the fault before ordering.

Q: Does the steering wheel need to come off to install it? A: Yes, the steering wheel and airbag module are removed to access the clock spring on the column. Disconnect the battery and follow airbag safety procedure 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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