Clock spring replacement?

The book we use shows part number 934901U480CA for the replacement. Does that match the number you have? If not it's the wrong part. Look on the side of the part in the car, run that part number and see if they replaced it with a different one.

Not that's not the right one either. Here is a picture of the one that is in my car it has another plug on section that has 4 prongs in it.

Here is another picture. Is that part number on the side of it.

The image I posted would be the opposite side of the ones you have. That sticker is an inventory tag, the part number is on the plastic under your thumb in the first picture. The number I gave is the current replacement for that vehicle.

The part that your saying is it is the one that I had gotten and it had the 3rd port but it had a 2 prong hook up and I need a 4 prong so how is that suppose to work. when it won't connect.

I looked at other service info and discovered a TSB for an airbag light that shows a different part number used for the clock spring in the repair 93490-1U325FFF. However that one looks to be the same as the earlier part. I think the 4 pin you are talking about is actually a different part, the steering angle sensor. It snaps onto the clock spring as shown. It should be removable to put on the replacement clock spring.