I really appreciate your positive feedback

Cheers

You are welcome

Thank you

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Holding on well, I have been using it over a year now

See this link for the radio www.aliexpress.us/item/3256801496614066.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.285.595b1802jFg8D1&gatewayAdapt=glo2usa

Muchas gracias

Esta radio es un arnés plug and play. Vea el enlace para comprar en Aliexpress.com www.aliexpress.us/item/3256801496614066.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.285.595b1802m2o3XK&gatewayAdapt=glo2usa

Questions: Did you replace your clockspring? Did you use the Spiral Cable?

@@eazidiy yes, I replaced the clock spring and no I didn’t use a spiral cord. Still waiting for the steering wheel controls and wires but thought I could just replace the clockspring while I wait

The clockspring is reponsible to route wires of Controls on the steering wheel. It should not affect light switch or wiper switch by the sides. Do you have a DLR in your headlight? Please check to see if you didn't touch the switch harness during installation of the clock spring

You may also throw back in the old clock spring to see if it fixes the issue, but I doubt it.

​@EaziDIY What color do those light up at night? I have an 09' Matrix, and I want to do it. But I want to know the color so it matches with the rest of the gauges. Thanks in advance.

I checked online to see if I can get you one but couldn't not. You may need to buy a whole steering with control buttons

If it is S edition, you don't need to extra work behind the radio as long as you have pins present there.

Spiral Cable is the clockspring.

It depends on your model of car. If your model L or LE, you need to buy the transfer wire. Then you must insert the SW1, SW2 and GND on the 20 pin harness at the back of your radio.

I do not recommend leaving the black cable out. Please buy the correct clockspring. Do not risk the Airbag blow out.

@@eazidiy OK thank very much. Would you know how I could identify the right part number for a clock spring that has a single air bag connector but also the requisite additional connectors for steering wheel control?

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@@eazidiy Hey thanks for that but I can see that this also has two connectors (black and orange). My car only has the one for the airbag.

What is the model of your Corolla?

How??

Hi thank you for reach out but I did not get your question right. Could you be more specific

Hi, the transfer cable is customize for Corolla. I do not know if the PIN outs for Camry and Toyota are thesame.

Hi, as I mentioned in the video your type of Toyota do not need to change the clock spring. All u need is the steering wheel control buttons.

​@@eazidiy i think only the DISP won't work in the Auris because the DISP button is mounted on the speedometer

I guess you will have to open up the steering control and see what type and size of bulb is in it.

The Spiral Cable used is only for Toyota cars because the pinout arr different.

The 4 pin is extra harness could be use for cruise control connection. It won't affect the steering wheel control

No!

No. Disc brakes for front wheels and drum brakes for rear wheels

Airbag is very easy to remove. Make sure the battery is disconnected before attempting to take it out.

I believe it should work for you. I installed the control buttons for android then I was able to program the buttons. You can give a try for stock head radio

I installed the buttons and they worked with my pioneer radio. The display button did not work though.

Thanks for letting me and other viewers know that information

No you will have to do some rewiring in the speedometer which is probably a little bit difficult. I have seen a tutorial one time before a few years. I think it was in toyotaowners forum but I'm not sure

That is for cruise control connection if you choose to buy it.

No, you are not wrong. This issue is common with some radios.

Yes!

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Yes, you need clockspring replacement if your car doesn't have steering wheel control

@@eazidiy did you upload the vid on wiring? i havent seen it if so.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d6yZq9dhuZ60p2g.html

Does your Sony support steering wheel control?

Does it support steering wheel control?

The plug is irrelevant to the video. I think it is for cruise control harness

Do you have the stock radio or android radio? The issue happen based on the radio. I have experienced it on my old Android radio

@@eazidiy I have an android radio

Like I said, depending on the Android radio the buttons on the right side may not work ( call, mode, disp)

@@eazidiy is there any fix to this?

Unfortunately no, it is either you get another radio that will work on both signal wires or you enjoy it that way.

Yes, you can. Make sure you buy the right steering wheel control buttons.

Yes, make sure to check your clockspring

Thanks a lot

The steering wheel control control button in this video is designed for Toyota Corolla only. You need to get the one for RAV4. But the process to installation is thesame and the transfer cable will work for RAV4 aswell

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@@eazidiySup bro I need your help. I have a 2010 LE corolla with no steering controls. I just bought a 2013 corolla or matrix steering wheel that has steering controls on both sides. I bought a new clock spring as well. My mechanic put it in but apparently the clock spring I bought only has two ports to plug in with my three cables from the steering wheel. So we had to leave one cable out. Im not sure if that is what’s affecting my steering controls or if not programming it right on my android unit. Could you link me the exact clock spring that should work on my car?

@thexiafury3104 Watch the part 2 of the video here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d6yZq9dhuZ60p2g.html This will explain why your steering wheel control is not working for Corolla LE. Your clockspring is fine.

@@eazidiy Okay so which should I buy? New steering controls? Regular cable. Or regular cable with 20 pins harness?

20 pin harness if you do not want to do any connections behind the radio. It is plug and play. Otherwise, buy the regular transfer wire if you want to do further connections behind your radio.

Does your Toyota have a steering wheel control? If yes, you don't need to buy clockspring. If no, you need to buy clockspring to accommodate the harness for new steering wheel control module. Check the links in the description box

@@eazidiy That link is not opening and I don’t know why

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Clockspring should have 10pin port and 4 pin port at the top

Yes, you need to replace the clockspring too

⁠@@eazidiywhy i dont see 3 wire harnesses on mine but in your video you have that 3 wire harnesses 7:22 ?? Thanks for immediate response bro appreciate it..

@egiegalang1724 are you referring to clockspring or Steering wheel control?

@@eazidiy clock spring bro in the bottom of the clock spring there is 3 wires.. is that standard clock spring has 3 wire harnesses?.. 7:22 minutes in your video..

What year and model of Corolla is yours?

What triggers VSC? Your dashboard's VSC warning light signals a number of traction-related problems. It can be an issue with the rotation speed sensor, the wheel speed sensors, or the steering angle sensor. A defective steering rack may also be to blame.

It could be the clockspring angle sensor in your car

Please check the link in the description box and reference the attachment for your specific car. My car is a 2010 Toyota Corolla LE US/CAN

The electrician told me to change clock spring

Yes, you need to change clockspring if you don't have S or XRS type

@@eazidiyok

Please number the spring of the hour

Thank you for the super thanks!🙏🏾