Horn
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Horn
My horn doesn't work. It has the original steering wheel and the spring inside the center part. Seems like I remember in my younger days there is supposed to be something in there that makes contact to make the juice go to the horn under the hood. Theres nothing inside the center but the spring. I need a horn sometimes to move the dogs out of my way, encourage people to go ahead and turn after slowing to a crawl and having their turn signal on for 3 miles, and for drawing attention to my purty truck! hehehe
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ther is a button with alittle spring on it around the outer hub of the wheel. when the spring is grounded by the horn ring. it works. i'm not talking about the rather large spring between the wheel and the collum either. i would check to see if that button is still in place and in good condition. it might be as simple as that.
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re: Horn
Here's a photo (not too good) of the little burfnaggle that fordman is talking about. It's called a horn contact spring assembly in one of my after-market books.
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re: Horn
Looks like a good photo to me!!
I need to pull my steering wheel off to clean that contact. It works most of the time unless the wheel is in a CERTAIN position-luckily it works when I'm driving straight!!
I need to pull my steering wheel off to clean that contact. It works most of the time unless the wheel is in a CERTAIN position-luckily it works when I'm driving straight!!
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69 F100 300I6
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72 Gran Torino Sport 351W
91 Bronco 351
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re: Horn
The pic above shows the contact spring under the steering wheel. If you are using a factory wheel then there is another contact type spring under the horn button/ring.
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re: Horn
The steering wheel on the '71 F100 I just acquired is missing the horn bar and the cover plate. The horn works with a button placed under the dash to the left of the steering column (suppose it was added when the horn bar fell off). I'd like to replace the steering wheel completely with an original for the same make, color and model if possible. Any ideas on where to look?
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