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Sumith
How to Remove this Cover
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Hi Guys

Planning to make my horn this week end i guess my relay is not working , in case if my Horn Button contact is bad how can i remove this cover from the steering wheel and check it

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Posted on: 2010/7/8 6:14
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ddgonzal
Re: How to Remove this Cover
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It is very easy to break that button when trying to remove it.

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Sumith
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Hi DD

so do you mean better not to remove it ? if the button doesn't have proper contact how can i make it right ? is this cover get thread or bolted ?

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ddgonzal
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I don't remember how it comes apart.

There is No need to remove the horn button until you test the wiring. Go under the bonnet and test the relay. Measure the ohms of the wire to the steering wheel, and make sure it is earthed when you press the wheel.

Posted on: 2010/7/8 6:37
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I damaged mine trying to get the center hub/horn ring off. I assumed that you could pull or pry it off like on the later Nissan cars. Wrong. You actually have to use an open end 10mm wrench and unscrew three screws from the backside of the wheel hub. It takes patience to do and is kind of a pain in the arse.


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Posted on: 2010/7/8 6:41
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Re: How to Remove this Cover
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1)Push down on the center hub/ horn button
2) As it's being depressed turn left...this will unlock the three plastic retainers that hold the horn button.

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hey Leo you have a Sunchaser now? (in your icon)

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Just last month I gave it to my coworkers daughter...She needed a car for college and she loved the car! Plus the bonus is when she tires of the car it comes back to me regardless of the condition!

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