Help: Can't get horn to work on momo steering wheel?
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Just installed a Momo steering wheel on my 944.
From my search, it appears for the 911, the back round piece from the OEM steering wheel must be removed (attached w/ 3 screws) and reattached to the hub adaptor. Do I need to do this on the 944 as well? As the horn currently won't work.
Any thoughts? Thanks.
From my search, it appears for the 911, the back round piece from the OEM steering wheel must be removed (attached w/ 3 screws) and reattached to the hub adaptor. Do I need to do this on the 944 as well? As the horn currently won't work.
Any thoughts? Thanks.
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Turn left.
*Inside joke* Last week at my SCCA race after running all weekend, Wipeout went to move my car to the trailer. Though I have no horn button every time he turned the wheel left, the horns beeped. It was quite entertaining as he drove the car out to the trailer impound beeping merrily along![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Removing the actual horns is on the list of TODO's before the next race...
*Inside joke* Last week at my SCCA race after running all weekend, Wipeout went to move my car to the trailer. Though I have no horn button every time he turned the wheel left, the horns beeped. It was quite entertaining as he drove the car out to the trailer impound beeping merrily along
![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Removing the actual horns is on the list of TODO's before the next race...
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Turn left.
*Inside joke* Last week at my SCCA race after running all weekend, Wipeout went to move my car to the trailer. Though I have no horn button every time he turned the wheel left, the horns beeped. It was quite entertaining as he drove the car out to the trailer impound beeping merrily along![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Removing the actual horns is on the list of TODO's before the next race...
*Inside joke* Last week at my SCCA race after running all weekend, Wipeout went to move my car to the trailer. Though I have no horn button every time he turned the wheel left, the horns beeped. It was quite entertaining as he drove the car out to the trailer impound beeping merrily along
![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Removing the actual horns is on the list of TODO's before the next race...
WHAT KIND OF RACE CAR HAS A HORN?!
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I also installed a Momo wheel. The turn indicators would not automatically turn
off. The small tang that protrudes from the bottom of the wheel was not of
sufficient length to cancel the turn indicators. I removed the ring you spoke
of (with a tang attached) and fastened it on the new momo wheel and
everything works great.
If I remember correctly, when I first installed the wheel, the horn did not work
so I flipped the ring provided over and that fixed the problem.
off. The small tang that protrudes from the bottom of the wheel was not of
sufficient length to cancel the turn indicators. I removed the ring you spoke
of (with a tang attached) and fastened it on the new momo wheel and
everything works great.
If I remember correctly, when I first installed the wheel, the horn did not work
so I flipped the ring provided over and that fixed the problem.