Ok I am not so bright about vehicles. When you say to disconnect the negative cable is the car running when you do this?

Asked by Guru872N May 03, 2017 at 08:27 PM about the 2012 Subaru Impreza 2.0i Sport

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My cruise won't work my traction light is on the air bag light is on my abs light
is on.my horn won't work .I had a transmission replaced in my 2012 Subaru
Impreza. The mechanic said he replaced the clock spring.How do I reset the
clock spring?Is the method of taking off the negative cable going to work for
this

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No, no, no. Do not do anything. Bring the vehicle to a qualified mechanic for repair. Disconnecting the battery could cause even more problems.

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I want to thank everyone who responded I will not get under the hood except to check the oil and my other fluids.

You cannot "reset" a clock spring. A clock spring is simply an electrical connection at the steering wheel, not an electronic device.

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It's not about resetting the clock spring, per se, but the attached steering angle sensor whose output is needed to operate the ABS and traction controls. It's a complicated resetting procedure requiring the software to read and reset the system, but not restricted only to Subie stores. Shop around for someone with the software.

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