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Can I reuse my stock non heated 2010 clock spring when I install a 2016 heated wheel?
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What exactly are you trying to accomplish? Are you trying to incorporate the features of the 16 wheel on your 2010 such as gear select,cruise ect or are you going to try to install your switches in the 16 wheel? The switches in the 2016 trucks operate on a different CAN system than your 2010. It's extremely unlikely that any of those features would communicate with your truck no matter what clock spring you used. If you are somehow trying to make the heated wheel work it will not function without the correct clock heated wheel spring and heated seat module. Not sure if that's what you were trying to ask but that kind of sums it up.Can I reuse my stock non heated 2010 clock spring when I install a 2016 heated wheel?
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? Are you trying to incorporate the features of the 16 wheel on your 2010 such as gear select,cruise ect or are you going to try to install your switches in the 16 wheel? The switches in the 2016 trucks operate on a different CAN system than your 2010. It's extremely unlikely that any of those features would communicate with your truck no matter what clock spring you used. If you are somehow trying to make the heated wheel work it will not function without the correct clock heated wheel spring and heated seat module. Not sure if that's what you were trying to ask but that kind of sums it up.
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