horn pad
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RE: horn pad
Try grounding the steering column from the metal tube to the steel dash frame. My 94's and 95's use a stupid metal clip to convey ground from the column to the dash. It (the clip) surrounds the right hand column to dash nut and stud where the column can slide in event of a collision. There is also a plastic spacer in there. You have to remove the knee brace plastic to see it. There is one stud on each side of the column.
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From: 100% Heaven Sent
RE: horn pad
ORIGINAL: mattyge
i hear ya i have exactly the same problem, what i did was buy some airhorns hook them up ran the wire to the overhead console and mounted a ford power window switch that i got at the surplus store so i goes off automatically sounds awesome but i dunno if that would pass a safety or not, i plan on running my truck into the ground so i don't need another saftey
i hear ya i have exactly the same problem, what i did was buy some airhorns hook them up ran the wire to the overhead console and mounted a ford power window switch that i got at the surplus store so i goes off automatically sounds awesome but i dunno if that would pass a safety or not, i plan on running my truck into the ground so i don't need another saftey