2007 C6 Steering Control Clockspring - Which part #?
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2007 C6 Steering Control Clockspring - Which part #?
Hello everyone,
I recently installed a 2013 steering wheel with Bluetooth controls on my 07 M6 vette WITHOUT steering controls.
I've read that you can make the steering controls work WITH an aftermarket radio as long as you replace the clock spring with one that has the 7-pin connector and install the PAC RP5-GM11 interface to retain steering controls.
I did my homework and found out the clock spring part # needed is 19153097. However, I found that the interchange # for this exact part also happens to be 26129609.
Now this confused me, as they both are the same, however looking online sales I only found used 26129609 clock springs which should be what I need, but I just want to make sure. Also for 19153097, I cannot seem to find any used ones online, only new ones for like 200-300 USD. I found a used clock spring with the part number 26129609 on Ebay, however the post mentioned that the clock spring came from an automatic C6, and contains the 7-pin connector I need to make my steering wheel work.
My question is, what is the exact part number I need, and does it matter if it came from an auto C6? Any info would be much appreciated.
I recently installed a 2013 steering wheel with Bluetooth controls on my 07 M6 vette WITHOUT steering controls.
I've read that you can make the steering controls work WITH an aftermarket radio as long as you replace the clock spring with one that has the 7-pin connector and install the PAC RP5-GM11 interface to retain steering controls.
I did my homework and found out the clock spring part # needed is 19153097. However, I found that the interchange # for this exact part also happens to be 26129609.
Now this confused me, as they both are the same, however looking online sales I only found used 26129609 clock springs which should be what I need, but I just want to make sure. Also for 19153097, I cannot seem to find any used ones online, only new ones for like 200-300 USD. I found a used clock spring with the part number 26129609 on Ebay, however the post mentioned that the clock spring came from an automatic C6, and contains the 7-pin connector I need to make my steering wheel work.
My question is, what is the exact part number I need, and does it matter if it came from an auto C6? Any info would be much appreciated.
