1973 steering colum switch removal-RESOLVED, Installing a Momo horn button |
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1973 steering colum switch removal-RESOLVED, Installing a Momo horn button |
HalfMoon |
Aug 12 2013, 05:06 PM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 828 Joined: 13-November 12 From: Shenandoah Junction, WV Member No.: 15,144 Region Association: MidAtlantic Region |
Hi all!
Just one last thing to sort out and I can get my recently purchased darkside teener inspected! I need to install on the Momo steering wheel the PO supplied Momo horn button and hook up the horns I sourced from a 928 I had laying around. I think I've found the black/yellow or is it black/orange wire in the front harness, but when I looked for a wire in the steering colum I didn't find one. I removed the steering wheel and figured I'd reverse engineer to try and find the green/white striped wire that needs to be attatched to the horn button. I removed the 4 retaining screws for the switches but the switches would not come out all the way :-( Haynes doesn't describe the exact procedure. Does anyone know the trick for removing the steering colum switches from a 1973? Keep in mind 73 had some changes and what may work for a 72 or 74 could very possibly NOT work on my 73. And, of course if anyone happens to have the install instructions from Momo that would be of great help (although I sent them a email request just today). Thanks everyone! We've gotten alot done sorting this car for inspection in WV :-) Pix attatched. |
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