Standard Ignition Air Bag Clockspring P/N:CSP336

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MPN: CSP336
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Standard Ignition Air Bag Clockspring P/N:CSP336
Standard Ignition Air Bag Clockspring P/N:CSP336
$195.99

Keep your steering-wheel controls talking to the rest of the car with the Standard Ignition Air Bag Clockspring, MPN CSP336. It installs as a direct-fit replacement for the 2017-2023 KIA RIO, restoring the rotating electrical link between the steering column wiring and the components mounted in the wheel.

An air bag clockspring is a coiled flat ribbon cable that maintains a continuous circuit while the steering wheel turns lock to lock, so signals reach the driver's air bag, horn, and any wheel-mounted switches without a break in the connection.

  • Rotating connection: Carries current between the fixed column harness and the turning steering wheel through its wound ribbon conductor.
  • Circuit continuity: Designed to keep the air bag, horn, and steering-wheel control circuits connected as the wheel is rotated.
  • Direct-fit application: Built to replace the original clockspring on the listed vehicle.

Signs the original clockspring may need replacing include an illuminated air bag warning light, an inoperative horn, or steering-wheel buttons that quit working. If a failed clockspring is the cause of those symptoms, this unit replaces it; diagnose the fault first, since these circuits can fail for other reasons.

Interchange: Manufacturer part number CSP336.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this air bag clockspring do?

It is a coiled ribbon cable that keeps a continuous electrical connection between the steering column wiring and the air bag, horn, and any steering-wheel controls while the wheel turns lock to lock.

Will this fit my vehicle?

MPN CSP336 is a direct-fit replacement for the 2017-2023 KIA RIO. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm it matches your specific vehicle.

What are signs a clockspring has failed?

Common signs include an illuminated air bag warning light, a horn that no longer works, or steering-wheel buttons that stop responding. Diagnose the cause before replacing, as these circuits can fail for other reasons.

Can a bad clockspring turn on the air bag light?

Yes. A break in the clockspring's air bag circuit can trigger the air bag warning light. If the clockspring is the cause, replacing it with CSP336 restores that connection.

What is the manufacturer part number?

This is Standard Ignition manufacturer part number CSP336, an air bag clockspring for the listed application.