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Horn button assembly
I keep looking but can't find any good info on horn button assembly for my 66 c10. I am wanting to find out the correct order of the parts.
Can anyone help me? I am sure everyone has pulled their steering wheel off before. The PO had mounted a button on the dash for a horn button but I am trying to put everything back to the way it is suppose to be. Thanks for your help, you guys are great.
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Re: Horn button assembly
Here is some photos of what I need info on what is the order for these parts?
Am I missing anything or do I have the correct parts? Can anyone help?
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Re: Horn button assembly
The center cap could have a ring of rubber like the predecessors, that allows you to compress the center cap, onto the drum.
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Re: Horn button assembly
aerotruk63
Do have a pic to show me what you are talking about? I guess I don't understand.
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Re: Horn button assembly
I believe the item in question is shown #5 on the attached link:
http://www.classictruck.com/category...tton_Cap_Items |
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Re: Horn button assembly
What order should all the parts be in on the steering wheel? I see the parts but what goes first then second then third?
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Re: Horn button assembly
Hi zane2513,
From the pics you posted, it looks like you have all the pieces. 1st to go in is the spring loaded contact plunger ... that's shown correctly installed in your 4th pic. 2nd is the flat spring metal washer (shown in your last pic). Note that it is tapered (not flat) and should be installed so the outer edge lies flat against the steering wheel. The inner edge should be slightly above the center part of the steering wheel (right around the nut). This is the part that makes electrical contact between the above mentioned plunger and the center of the steering wheel. So that area of the steering wheel right around the nut needs to be clean and rust free for good electrical contact. 3rd is the clear plastic spacer shown in your last pic. 4th is the metal cup (also shown in the last pic). 5th is the plastic ring with the 3 screws (shown in the last pic as well). Finally the chrome cap with the rubber retainer ring goes on last. Last edited by ray_mcavoy; 08-21-2010 at 10:11 PM. |
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Re: Horn button assembly
I just bought the horn button kit to reinstall the horn button back into my 64 panel, I bought it at trucksandcars.com, will take pictures of how I put it in my 64
part number 2-60-06501 60-68 horn ring/ cap hardware kit, inside it has a diagram on how to install the kit Last edited by ironman3452; 01-27-2017 at 08:21 PM. Reason: to tell the price of the horn ring /caphardware kit |
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Re: Horn button assembly
sorry but cost of the kit was 14.00 dollars, www.truckandcarshop.com
Last edited by ironman3452; 01-27-2017 at 08:24 PM. Reason: name of company where i bought the kit |
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