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It is just held on by friction. Just gently pry it out and away from your steering wheel. Use a small flat screwdriver. If you are worried about scratching you steering wheel. Put a rag between the steering wheel and the horn button. It has probably been on there a while. So, it may be a bit stubborn. But, it will pop off with the a little pressure put on it. Hope this helps you out.
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