2005 clock spring - which part number?

Hello,

The horn, cruise control, and airbag went out on my 2005 Tacoma. From the research I've done on this forum, it looks like I need to replace the Clock Spring. I'm a hands on gal and prefer to do repairs myself, if I can. I'm willing to give it a try after a little YouTube University training, but I'm not sure which Clock Spring to purchase. The old forum threads complain of the parts not being available but that seems to have changed. Now there are too many options for me to choose from LOL Some of the options only fit certain sub models but there are still multiple options for each sub model. I have a 4x4 V6 extended cab.
Which one applies to my truck? And why are some $50+ and some $100+, are not all Clock Springs created equal?
https://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/2005/toyota/tacoma/steering/air_bag_clockspring.html

 

I recommend staying with oem four things like that.

 

Thank you, I agree. That does help narrow it down but there are still multiple options to choose from?

 

Call a dealer with your VIN and ask them for the part number for it.

 

There ya be

 

Thank you very much!

 

Do this to make sure you have the exact fit due to differences in options of different models. Ask for the part # then web search for best pricing.

 

Yes

 

Great idea, thank you.

 

Just in case anyone comes across this thread later, I hope this helps. Here is a website where you can enter your VIN number and it'll display the comparable parts.
FYI - Yota's part was correct

https://www.toyotapartsdeal.com/oem-toyota-tacoma-clock_spring.html

 

84306-0e010 is for the models with steering wheel controls for audio

84306-04080 is for models with plain steering wheels

There's a lot of things I'll go aftermarket on but anything airbag related ain't it.

 

Yes correct.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2nd-gen-clockspring-replacement-how-to.106114/

 

It’s an easy repair. Just make sure you swap the old white wire which appears to be the ground and the link to the cruise control. I don’t know why the new clock springs don’t come with one, but they don’t.