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#1003608 02/01/2014 9:15 PM
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Hey Guys!

Please take a look at this link...

http://www.classictruck.com/product...-50/1960-66_Trucks_Steering_Column_Items

I am trying to reassemble the horn button and am getting no where fast. My question is, in what order do these items go back in place? I have all of these parts, but regardless of the order I have put them in, the horn sounds all the time. I'm putting them back together in the wrong order. Please help.


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This video on YouTube may be helpful. Skip ahead to the 5:30 mark on the video. The problem may be that the contact pin is too long.


Last edited by Lugnutz; 02/02/2014 12:39 AM.
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Thanks Lugnutz. Nice video. I'll try it out tomorrow. Take care!


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Works like it should. Thanks Lugnutz!
For some reason it always amazes me when I get the correct instructions in order to repair something and it works out just like I was instructed to do. It's so cool! This comes from someone who bought this truck over 4 years ago with zero knowledge on auto repair. Having Fun!


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