Turn Signal problems of the 2011 Jeep Wrangler

During the evening of October 16, 2019 while driving on interstate highway 84 near the eagle road exit 46 with my 5 � year old grandson, my Jeep had a catastrophic electrical failure. I could not get the turn signals, headlights, windshield wipers, or horn to work. Later I learned that at least the drivers air bag was also inoperable. The next morning my local Jeep dealer (larry h miller, boise, id) diagnosed the problem as a failure of the �clock spring� the service manager called me and said that due to the ongoing recall of certain right hand drive Jeep Wranglers (NHTSA campaign numbers:�16v288000, 13v176000, and 11v528000, all involving the clock spring) a new, redesigned, clock spring is not available for non-recalled vehicles. He to install at my epense a new clock spring, but of the old design, which would eventually fail.