Standard Ignition CSP267 Air Bag Clockspring

Air Bag Clockspring for Ford and Lincoln

Standard Ignition CSP267 is a direct-fit air bag clockspring for select Ford and Lincoln vehicles with a heated steering wheel. It restores steering wheel air bag function and maintains electrical continuity through the steering column while using OE-spec construction for proper fit, form, and function.

Key Features

• Direct-fit replacement air bag clockspring
• OE-spec design for accurate fit and steering column operation
• Copper alloy conductors for strong electrical conductivity and low resistive loss
• Black housing with female connector and blade terminals
• Built for 12-volt vehicle electrical systems
• Standard Ignition CSP267 replacement for service and repair work

Detailed Description

Standard Ignition CSP267 is engineered for vehicles that require a reliable steering wheel electrical connection for the air bag system and heated steering wheel functions. The clockspring uses copper alloy conductors and a robust housing to support stable signal transfer as the steering wheel turns. For technicians and DIY repairs on Ford Edge, Ford Explorer, Ford Flex, Ford Taurus, Lincoln MKX, Lincoln MKS, and Lincoln MKT models, this part number CSP267 provides an OE-style replacement built to match the original unit’s fit and function.

This part cross-references AC Delco ACSC20029 and Ford CA1Z14A664A for the same application.

Vehicle Fitment

• Fits 2013-2016 Lincoln MKT, w/ Heated Steering Wheel
• Fits 2011-2015 Ford Edge, w/ Heated Steering Wheel
• Fits 2011-2015 Ford Explorer, w/ Heated Steering Wheel
• Fits 2013-2015 Ford Flex, w/ Heated Steering Wheel
• Fits 2011-2015 Lincoln MKX, w/ Heated Steering Wheel
• Fits 2013-2014 Ford Taurus, w/ Heated Steering Wheel
• Fits 2013-2014 Lincoln MKS, w/ Heated Steering Wheel

What It Helps Fix

• Air bag warning light caused by a failed steering wheel clockspring
• Loss of steering wheel air bag circuit continuity
• Intermittent horn or steering wheel control operation
• Heated steering wheel electrical faults tied to the column connection
• Wear-related signal interruption from a damaged OE clockspring

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm the vehicle is equipped with a heated steering wheel before ordering. Match the connector style, terminal count, and OE reference before installation. Because this component is part of the air bag system, follow factory service procedures, disconnect the battery, and center the steering wheel and clockspring before removal and installation.

Quality Assurance

Standard Ignition builds this clockspring to OE specifications using durable materials and copper alloy conductors to support dependable electrical performance in service.