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#102569 09/15/2007 7:58 PM
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looking for info on the horn contact bushing. where to find them. anyone had to replace this. can you find this part at a parts store?

#102570 09/15/2007 8:42 PM
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blkhrn, you may get lucky and find an older parts store with one on the shelf if your lucky. Other wise I know I have seen them in most vendor catalogs. JimCarter, American Classic and there are more. A GOOD parts man, preferably the manager at some of the local discount stores can look them up and order them. Sometimes I give them a try and get surprised quite a bit. The good thing is the price is usually the same, sometime cheaper and NO shipping. Usually can get stuff overnight. One thing I might add is JimCarter only charges what shipping is and not a fixed amount. (Thanks Jim)

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#102571 09/15/2007 10:00 PM
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Thanks for your help. I'll try them and see what I can find.

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Same part from 47-66. As Achipmunk said, see if a local store might have it or can order it (with no shipping).

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