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Clock Spring - Suitable For Toyota Land Cruiser VDJ76 VDJ78 VDJ79 (2007-ON)
Clock Spring - Suitable For Toyota Land Cruiser VDJ76 VDJ78 VDJ79 (2007-ON)
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Clock Spring – Toyota Land Cruiser VDJ76 VDJ78 VDJ79 (2007-ON)
Fix the airbag warning light, dead horn, cruise control dropout, or non-working steering wheel buttons on your Toyota LandCruiser 76 Series (VDJ76), 78 Series Troop Carrier or 79 Series Pickup (VDJ78/VDJ79, 2007-on) with this brand-new clock spring (spiral cable assembly) from Machter Auto Parts. Direct replacement for the worn factory unit – common failure after high mileage, steering wheel turns or airbag deployment, causing SRS faults, intermittent controls or complete loss of horn/airbag function in real Aussie driving conditions.
Key Features
- Complete clock spring assembly – includes spiral ribbon cable, connectors, mounting clips and alignment pin
- Direct plug-and-play fit for 2007-current Toyota LandCruiser 76/78/79 Series (VDJ76/VDJ78/VDJ79 with 1VD-FTV V8 diesel)
- High-quality multi-circuit ribbon cable – supports airbag, horn, cruise control, audio/phone controls and steering wheel buttons
- Robust housing and secure connectors – resists heat, vibration, dust and moisture
- Pre-wound and tested – no manual winding or alignment needed during install
- Compatible with factory steering wheel, airbag module and multifunction controls
- Meets or exceeds OEM specs (common ref 84306-60050 or equivalent) for cable length, circuits and durability
Benefits
- Clears airbag/SRS warning light – restores full safety system operation
- Fixes horn, cruise & steering wheel controls – no more intermittent or dead functions
- Prevents short circuits or airbag failure – worn clock springs are a known safety risk
- Improves safety & reliability – critical for roadworthy compliance in NSW
- Essential after steering wheel removal or airbag work – never reuse old unit
- Perfect for high-mileage work rigs, off-road builds or resto projects – keeps your VDJ76/78/79 fully functional
Fitment Notes
- Suitable for 2007-current Toyota LandCruiser 76 Series (VDJ76), 78 Series (VDJ78), 79 Series (VDJ79) with 1VD-FTV V8 diesel
- Professional installation recommended – disconnect battery, remove steering wheel/airbag, align clock spring and torque steering wheel bolt to spec (usually 50-60 Nm)
- Always replace clock spring after airbag deployment or steering wheel removal – do not reuse old unit
- Clear SRS codes with scan tool after install – inspect steering wheel wiring and airbag module while disassembled
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the signs that my LandCruiser's clock spring needs replacing?
The most common sign is an illuminated airbag warning light on your dashboard. Additionally, you may notice that your steering wheel-mounted controls—such as horn, volume, or cruise control buttons—have stopped working, or you may hear a clicking/grinding noise when turning the steering wheel.
Is this clock spring compatible with my specific VDJ model?
Yes, this unit is designed to be a direct replacement for the VDJ76, VDJ78, and VDJ79 LandCruiser series from 2007 onwards. It matches factory specifications to ensure seamless compatibility with your steering column electronics and airbag system.
Can I install this part myself?
Because this part is directly linked to your vehicle's safety system (the airbag), we strongly recommend that it be installed by a qualified automotive technician. Improper installation can result in airbag failure or accidental deployment.
What should I do after installing a new clock spring?
After installation, you will likely need to use an OBD2 diagnostic scanner to clear the airbag fault code stored in your vehicle's ECU. Even after the part is replaced, the light will typically remain on until the system is reset.
Why is it important to replace a faulty clock spring immediately?
A faulty clock spring can compromise the functionality of your driver-side airbag during a collision. Furthermore, losing horn functionality or steering wheel controls can be a significant inconvenience and safety hazard on the road.
