2006 Toyota Corolla B1811 Air Bag Code - Clock Spring Replacement

[@HouseCallAutoRepair]

Almost took this back down, as when I previewed it, it looked like really poor resolution. Everyone seeing this ok? Check out the Community Page for some tidbits on an upcoming resurrection project!

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

Excellent job, the resolution looked fine to me. Thanks for sharing! I like to put a 2ohm resister instead of jumping it together and see if the code goes away.

[@mlieser1230]

Good job! The video appeared clear enough to me.

[@HouseCallAutoRepair]

I'm glad it turned out better than Initially thought it would. I didn't think it was going to clear up, but it must have been on my end...

[@ggreenlee19]

You made it look easy. 👍

[@HouseCallAutoRepair]

If you don't need to fight with getting the steering wheel off...it's very easy!

[@marthab4172]

Hello! Cool fix!! My 02' Corolla has 215k miles. Changed my upstream O2 sensor, but of course it's a downstream one that needs to be changed. I've tried several times but couldn't. Just not enough room. I'll be taking it to a shop for help to break it loose 😊! Thank you very much, looks very good! Enjoy!😊

[@HouseCallAutoRepair]

Might be time to change my downstream sensor again. The one I put in not that long ago, is starting to run out of normal range

[@marthab4172]

@@HouseCallAutoRepair passed emission test a month ago the light didn't come back on in three weeks after disconnecting the battery. Engine hesitates sometimes on idle. Runs fast with premium gas! Thank you!

[@michaeld4879]

Hey great video, did your clock spring make any noise I have the same issue on my car.

[@HouseCallAutoRepair]

Nope. Never made a sound. The new one was a bit noisy/clicky at first but quieted right down in a matter of days.