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#1017024 03/26/2014 12:28 PM
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I have a 1.5 ton 1946 chevy, that I am currently restoring, I bought it half finished, I'm new to these old trucks. Can someone explain how to assemble the horn button I think I have all the parts but I am not sure. Thanks!!

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I think this will help you.
Horn
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This helped me too, only problem is, I can't get the cap assembly button off. I've heard it threads on ut mine just spins and spins and never releases.


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Looks like a press on and tease off to me. Any one with some real experience with one? Just like my 52 horn button. Push it on and tease it off.


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My 41 has a threaded stud on the backside


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You need to turn the button counter clockwise with something sticky to get it started, it will screw off.


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