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#802074 11/30/2011 2:32 AM
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In regards to the steering wheel assembly. I do not have a horn cap on top of my steering wheel. I do have the horn contact brush and spring. When I take a screwdriver and make contact with the steering column bolt and horn contact, the horn blows. That's good. My questions are, is the horn cap a compression fit over the hub of the steering wheel? When you honk the horn, is there a piece that makes contact with the horn contact in order for it to honk? Am I missing a piece?
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Hey Thom. I am glad to explain, which is easier over the phone, than via e-mail. The horn button is a friction-fit into the cup, via a rubber grommet. Additionally, on the standard horn button, there is a spring steel disk, that sits in the bottom of the steering wheel, followed by the buttom cup, then the three-hole bolt circle plastic spacer and finally the horn button. Let me know if I can help you with any additional information.

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Hey Tony -

I finally got the horn and horn button put together. Thanks for the direction.


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Glad to help Thom.


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