horn doesnt work....missing all steering wheel parts

[88Jimmy4x4]

Okay guys, checking all the electrical out on my truck and noticed horn didnt work. Took horn cap off and this is all have underneath, a wire and the cap has some broken tabs

anyone have a pic of what I need to make this work?

[THE "10" SILVERADO]

This should help. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=434468

[88Jimmy4x4]

Thanks, thats close to mine but I dont see a wire in that one....where does the wire attach and is there a big center spring or something?

just trying to figure out how it makes contact/work when pressed

[88Jimmy4x4]

could someone with an older truck 73-77 that has the same wheel as mine please pop your cap off and take/post some pics of what it looks like underneath so I can dertmine what I need and how it goes together?

[Dead Parrot]

These came out of my 75 when I swapped steering wheels because of the sticky goo problem. The 3 screws go into the 3 holes in your wheel. The horn button just snaps into the cup. I think your brown wire is wrong for your wheel. In its place will be the little bayonet black plastic thing, spring and small piston. Sorry, don't remember exactly how they go in. The bayonet thing is common among a lot of GM vehicles from that period. Allows for a lot of cross swapping possibilities.

[88Jimmy4x4]

Thanks a million, thats exactly what I needed

I think that wire is from an adaptor for a grant steerng wheel. I bet the previous owner at some point had a grant and switched back to stock and never completed the horn parts. I think If I remove the wire, put back spring/pin/holder assy with other parts you have shown I will be in good shape. The horn circuitry works if I touch that wire to center bolt of steering wheel they honk.

[bigd65]

I have all you need, I am about 40 miles south of you
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[bigd65]

That tan wire is from one of the newer style steering wheels
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