Trouble finding the correct clock spring for 2003 Sequoia advice needed

[DuskTilDawnRun]

I'm new to the group and could use some guidance. My 2003 Sequoia Limited had a horn problem; I fixed the clock spring, but the problem persisted. I finaly got it to work by tapping the cruise control ground, but now I'm stuck with an airbag light that I can't turn off. I tried using my VIN to order a few replacemnts, including one from ToyotaPartsDeal, but each one had a different plug or airbag connection. They refused to take it back, even though the OEM one didn't match. How can I find the right clock spring for these in a reliable manner?

 

[TorqueSoul]

Welcome! The airbag light could be due to an unmatched clock spring. Try checking Clockspring Experts or Standard Motor Products for a direct-fit replacement. Ensure the clock spring is centered before installation, and use an OBD-II scanner to reset the airbag light afterward. If it persists, a Toyota specialist might help

 

[SippyCupYup]

@TorqueSoul probably missed the question

@DuskTilDawnRun I wouldn't call this common, but these kinds of things usually happen if the steering wheel is replaced. As for getting the correct part, have you tried at your local Toyota dealership?