Now the car is controlled by the steering wheel, which transmits control signals using a loop. Any breakdown of the latter can lead to complete uncontrollability of the vehicle. That is why its condition must be monitored carefully enough.

The fact is that the clockspring is in direct contact with an incredibly important part - the airbag. Because of this, any minor mistake in the installation can lead to big trouble in the event of any, even minor, accident. Also, in modern cars, many systems can be controlled from the steering wheel, such as an air conditioner and an audio system. Just so that the steering wheel can move smoothly and at the same time transmit a lot of signals throughout the car, and you need a clockspring.

1. LEON ST (5F8)
2. A3 Limousine (8VS, 8VM)
3. A3 / S3 Limousine (8VS, 8VM)
4. A3 Sportback (8VA, 8VF)
5. A3 (8V1, 8VK)
6. A3 / S3 (8V1, 8VK)
7. LEON (5F1)
8. OCTAVIA III (5E3, NL3, NR3)
9. OCTAVIA III Combi (5E5, 5E6)
10. LEON SC (5F5)
11. A3 Convertible (8V7, 8VE)
12. GOLF SPORTSVAN (AM1, AN1)
13. GOLF VII (5G1, BQ1, BE1, BE2)
14. GOLF VII (5G1, BQ1, BE1, BE2, BC2)
15. GOLF VII (5G1, BQ1, BE1, BE2, BC1, BC2)
16. GOLF VII (5G1, BQ1, BE1, BE2, AU1, AU2)
17. LEON ST Estate Van (5F8)
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The conditions of the clockspring usage

Checking the status of a SWAG brand Clockspring, airbag is a complex process. It requires dismantling the steering wheel with all the ensuing consequences. Therefore, this procedure is sometimes carried out during a vehicle inspection. It should be noted that the clockspring itself has a long service life, and this part is rarely replaced. The main "beacon" indicating a breakdown is the occurrence of problems with turning the vehicle.