Clock spring question

I have a 2013 base 5 lug 2 wheeler. My steering wheel was in rough shape so I bought a nice used Tacoma wheel off eBay. The new wheel has audio controls on the left side of the wheel and came with a cruise control stalk. My stock wheel had neither. I was hoping this new wheel would be plug and play, I know wishful thinking on my part. It looks like I need a new clock spring. Anybody know which one I need? There seems to be a huge difference in price between aftermarket and OEM, Is there a huge quality issue in these two. I would love to make cruise and audio controls work but if not the new wheel is still much better than the old one. My truck has the factory stereo with bluetooth music and phone.

 

Anyone have any experience with this company? The reviews I found are mixed.

https://clockspringexperts.com/prod...014-2015-2-7l-4-0l-new?variant=42251662852254

 

This thread should have all the information you need on swapping in steering wheel controls. I did this swap and tried a rando third party clock spring off of ebay first. I had my airbag light come on and couldn't get it to reset until I bit the bullet and bought the OEM part. You have the newer wheel, but I believe it's the same clockspring

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/installed-steering-wheel-audio-controls-on-my-08.316944/

 

Thanks, I had already seen your post. It's a very good write up but wasn't sure your clock spring would be correct for my truck as it's newer. I just re-read it anyway.

 

84306-0E010 appears to be the correct part for your truck. Plug your VIN in on a dealer's website to confirm before you order

 

I think the part number you provided looks correct. The problem with putting my VIN in on a dealer website is it comes up with the one I already have. The one that doesn't have the provisions to plug in the audio and cruise controls.