Horn wiring question
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Horn wiring question
So I've been looking into a Sparco steering wheel with the quick release.
After talking to Sparco, they have said you cannot use the Horn anymore with the quick release. So I wanted to know how the horn wiring works...
For instance, what if I were to rig something up so that when I took off the steering wheel I just disconnected the wires from the steering wheel going into the hub adapter? Some sort of "snap on" kinda of thing?
Not knowing how the horn wiring works, I didn't know if this was even feasible. Thanks guys.
After talking to Sparco, they have said you cannot use the Horn anymore with the quick release. So I wanted to know how the horn wiring works...
For instance, what if I were to rig something up so that when I took off the steering wheel I just disconnected the wires from the steering wheel going into the hub adapter? Some sort of "snap on" kinda of thing?
Not knowing how the horn wiring works, I didn't know if this was even feasible. Thanks guys.
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Re: Horn wiring question (totsie7944)
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After talking to Sparco, they have said you cannot use the Horn anymore with the quick release. So I wanted to know how the horn wiring works...
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sparco sells horn buttons similar to what the mugen fg360 horn buttons look like so i think you need to talk to someone else at sparco. all i know is the negative needs to touch the steering column creating the ground for the horn button. im too lazy to figure it out.
After talking to Sparco, they have said you cannot use the Horn anymore with the quick release. So I wanted to know how the horn wiring works...
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sparco sells horn buttons similar to what the mugen fg360 horn buttons look like so i think you need to talk to someone else at sparco. all i know is the negative needs to touch the steering column creating the ground for the horn button. im too lazy to figure it out.
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Re: Horn wiring question (cxSHOE)
yea I already bought that 2 button one for the horn. I mean, the negative will touch regardless. I don't think you touch that to take the stock wheel off and put the hub adapter on. I wonder if theres a way to keep the horn buttons attached to the quick release while taking the steering wheel off....even if I had to gorilla glue it haha.
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Re: Horn wiring question (totsie7944)
It can be done! I have a quick release and have no problem having the horn work.. You will need a crx horn shoe (or you can use the end metal piece of a pen). Run a line from the horn show to the horn wire under your dash...
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Re: Horn wiring question (Cheeze)
thanks man...still kinda confusing since I've never taken a steering wheel off or really know what hes talking about. Hopefully it will make sense once I get it off and someone shows me which wires were for the horn.
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