2017 GMC Yukon Air Bag Clock Springs - How many different parts are available?

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Art Contoni

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Looking into the Heated Steering Wheel as my next DIY Upgrade.

My 17 Yukon SLE has the RPO Y86: Enhanced Driver Alert Package, includes (UEU) Forward Collision Alert, Safety Alert Driver Seat, (TQ5) IntelliBeam headlamps, (UHX) Lane Keep Assist and (UHY) Low Speed Forward Automatic Braking.

So I also have the Collision Alert Button to the upper right of my cruise buttons.

I'm wondering is it possible my current clock spring may already be provisioned for the heated steering wheel option.

I would think there we only be one for:

1. no steering wheel controls
2. cruise, DIC, OnStar, radio controls
3. possibly Collision/Heated Wheel

Does anyone know or have any experieince before I order a new clock spring to gain heated wheel.

I found:

GM Genuine Parts Steering Wheel Airbag Coil
GM Part # 86599259

GM Genuine Parts Steering Wheel Airbag Coil
GM Part # 86599262

 
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I dropped the lower driver side valance below the steering wheel today and found where I believe the heated steering wheel clock spring would plug into the harness. Low and behold it has something plugged in.

So is my current clock spring already plug and play ready for just a steering wheel swap to gain the heated steering wheel option?

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That's likely not it. Those look like blue and pink wires in a 4 or 5 position connector. GM typically uses a violet/white and black wire in a 2 position connector like the below.

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This is a file photo of the heated wheel receptacle. So is the plug shared with another circuit besides the heated wheel?


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It is not. The heated wheel uses its own 2 pin plug.
 

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