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Can't see why they'd change them just because of engine capacity.....
I would imagine providing you got the same year replacement as what your car is, it should work fine.
IMA, this is only a guess, but a logical one on my behalf
I would imagine providing you got the same year replacement as what your car is, it should work fine.
IMA, this is only a guess, but a logical one on my behalf
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The number of wires in a clock springs are dependant on the features on the steering wheel. All modern steering wheels have horn & airbag but base models may not have a bunch of buttons as compared to upper spec models so there may be a difference between base and up
er spec models.
But if you have a Calais V8 and want a new clock spring from the same year V6 Calais. I also can’t see that there would be any differences between the two clock springs.
er spec models.
But if you have a Calais V8 and want a new clock spring from the same year V6 Calais. I also can’t see that there would be any differences between the two clock springs.