Posted: 7/15/2026 12:50:50 PM EDT
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Thinking the clock spring is bad in my CR-V......when you turn the wheel, it sounds like there's something broken inside the steering wheel. Looked on rock auto, and they are about $140. Went to ebay and they are about $30. Somewhere there has to something different between these items. Any advice? Thank you. |
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Pick n pull eBay has a lot of Chinese made knock off parts. Used OEM is sometimes better than aftermarket. Sometimes. Or buy new OEM. |
"According to Argonne National Laboratory, it takes 100 pounds of battery in an EV to go a distance achieved by only one pound of gasoline in an ICE vehicle"
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Originally Posted By M4BlackRifle: Cheap Chinesium parts are cheap for a reason. Pick-n-Pull. Originally Posted By M4BlackRifle: Originally Posted By vmax84: Any advice? Thank you. Cheap Chinesium parts are cheap for a reason. Pick-n-Pull. A 24-year-old OEM part from Pick-n-Pull might not last long either. Will a newer clock spring work? |
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Originally Posted By spmx7777: A 24-year-old OEM part from Pick-n-Pull might not last long either. Will a newer clock spring work? Originally Posted By spmx7777: Originally Posted By M4BlackRifle: Originally Posted By vmax84: Any advice? Thank you. Cheap Chinesium parts are cheap for a reason. Pick-n-Pull. A 24-year-old OEM part from Pick-n-Pull might not last long either. Will a newer clock spring work? Probably depends on the mileage for used OEM. Although my daughters first CRv was at 150,000 before she totaled it, and her current one is at 137,000 miles and no issues with the clock spring. I would say if there are no codes on ODB then it's not the clock spring and it's something else. |
"According to Argonne National Laboratory, it takes 100 pounds of battery in an EV to go a distance achieved by only one pound of gasoline in an ICE vehicle"
