

| Subject: | Re: Steering wheel problems |
| From: | Stan Wilder |
| Date: | Sat, 24 Nov 2001 09:27:28 -0600 |
The little contactor that is stationary on the turn/wiper/headlight assembly can be cleaned and a small piece of brass can be soldered on as a *cap* , eleminating the hollow or wear point that begins to cut into your contactor ring on the steering wheel. Just be sure that the new *cap* is smooth by sanding or filing it down. Contactor ring part number is #321.419.661A about ($14.99) Stan On Sat, 24 Nov 2001 06:57:51 EST Ben T <BenTbtstr8@AOL.COM> writes: > Julianna, > > There are two horn contacts in the steering wheel assembly. The > culprit is > usually the bottom contact. It is supposed to be lubircated with > petroleum > jelly of some kind. Anyway, that's the piece that pops-up with a > tang that's > supposed to ride against the brass ring on the steering wheel. It > is > removable. I have replaced mine from a donor vehicle. I don't know > it the > dealer sells it new. The contact ring under the steering wheel > should be > removable as well but I haven't tried yet. Sounds like Stan has. > Used > steering wheels are plentiful and cheap enough around here that I > find easier > to swap in a wheel rather than deal with replacing the ring. > > BenT > [text/html]
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