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Old 02-24-05, 06:44 PM   #9 (permalink)
cahilc
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Originally Posted by hullendersauce
you know....im not sure if 60's and 62's are the same. i see the posts stating, "the brass ring is on the column, where the stearing wheel mounts to the shaft." well, MY brass ring is held on to the "wheel", by (3) little screws, like example above. the "plunger", is mounted next to a brown plastic piece, ON THE SHAFT. so, im guessin, by reading the posts above, and comparing what i have, 60's and 62's must have different setups, or, maybe year differences have some effect...?

Brass ring is on the steering wheel and the plunger is on the steering column attached to the vehicle. Just be careful when you pull the steering wheel that your nose is out of the way.

The plunger rides on the brass ring for electrical contact for the horn to work. What happens is the plunger wears down and no longer fully contacts the brass ing. By shimming the brass ring with washers you may close the gap to the plunger for a while before another plunger/ring is probably needed.

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Cahil

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