2013 Kia Optima Clock Spring Replacement Fixes Airbag Light, Horn & Steering Buttons

In this video, I show how to replace the clock spring on a 2013 Kia Optima and how this repair fixed multiple common issues: the airbag light staying on, the horn not working, and the steering wheel buttons not responding. After replacing the clock spring, the airbag light turned off, the horn started working again, and all steering wheel controls began working properly. This video is helpful if your Kia Optima has symptoms like: Airbag light on Horn not working Steering wheel buttons not working Cruise control buttons are not responding Volume or phone buttons are not working Possible clock spring failure At LockNCal, we provide mobile automotive services in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, including diagnostics, airbag system services, module programming, ADAS calibration, automotive locksmith services, and vehicle safety system repairs. Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. Always diagnose the vehicle properly before replacing parts. Airbag and SRS systems are safety-critical systems and should be handled carefully by qualified professionals. Keywords: 2013 Kia Optima clock spring replacement, Kia Optima airbag light on, Kia Optima horn not working, Kia Optima steering wheel buttons not working, Kia clock spring symptoms, Kia Optima SRS light, clock spring repair, steering wheel controls not working, airbag light fix Book online (pricing + real-time availability): https://lockncal.com/schedule-your-se... Service area: Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Irving, Frisco, McKinney + surrounding DFW.