Also noticed the controls on the radio itself do not all work. Can turn on/off and tune with dial but the buttons do nothing. Before I pull the steering wheel apart again, just wondering if this could be a fuse or need to reset something.

 

Sounds like you got the wrong clockspring.
The part number should be embossed in the part.... would suck to have to remove it to check, but look at the original and confirm that it is the 84306-06150

 

The box is labeled with the correct part #. I am looking all over the original and do not see the part number anywhere. Just >POM< , >PBT< and a sticker barcode that doesn't find anything on Google search.

 

BTW, the parts looked identical when comparing before install. I am going to pull it apart and put the old one back in to see if the controls work again. This will be a long sweaty Saturday in Orlando.. :O

 

Ugg... The daughter lives in Jupiter, I don't envy you and hope you have a shady place to work.
Right now it's 97 and 41%.... I have a set of 8 speakers for my Avalon that will probably remain in their boxes for a couple of months.

 

So, fixed one part. Didn't pull the wheel as the controls connector had a few pins out of alignment. All radio, BT works. Still no Cruise and horn wont stop... ughh.

 

Last update for the day. Checked all connectors again and everything looked good but horn still stuck on. Pulled the wheel and put the old CS back in. Back to original condition: SRS light and No horn but all other controls work. May have been a loose connection from the CS to the column harness? Will put the new one back on tomorrow and hope the horn is not still stuck. I wish I could find the pin out diagram for the CS so I could troubleshoot how the horn activates. It does not appear to be part of the steering wheel control harness so thought possibly the ground wire.

 

Do you have a meter and can check for continuity on the new and old CS?
It may or may not tell you the pinouts (I don't remember how many connectors were under the airbag when I added cruise and intermittent wipers to my Tacoma), but it will at least tell you which connections are working (and may reveal missing connections on the replacement)

 

Yeah, that is also on my list for tomorrow. Unfirtunatly, I also abused the female spade connector pulling on and off all day so need to hit the auto store to replace that tomorrow too. The joys of amateur mechanics..

 

The electrical wiring diagram for the 2007 - 2009 Camry is freely available via google search.

 

I tried searching for multiple sites but only found items for audio system or ads to purchase. I may just spend the 9.00 for the manual if I still can't find it online.

 

Use genuine new OE parts for a clockspring. New aftermarket or knockoff will cause problems.

 

Well, found everything in there I needed. Thanks again.