Horn button problem
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Gap is about 1/16 and brush makes good contact. We have tried the old steering wheel cap and a new steering wheel cap and neither will make the horn honk. We can take a wire And touch the metal plate inside the steering wheel to the lower plate where the brush is located and it will honk.
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A '63 only has one brush? Maybe... On my '64 column shift truck there are two brushes, have to take the steering wheel off &c till you get to it. Contacts the back side of the steering wheel.
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Horn button will not work
I have had it off many times. Has one brush don’t see a place for a second. It’s hard to see but I think it’s touching. Maybe someone has changed steering shaft ? But it honks when I jump it across to the shaft.
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1961/66 F100/250 2WD, 1966 F100 4WD, 1967/70 F100/350 use the same horn brush and insulator (C2OZ-13A821-A). It was also used on misc 1960/64 cars, 1965 Mustang w/a generator, 1965/66 T-Bird.
The brush contains a thin copper wire that snaps.
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I think I see the hole in the steering wheel that you’re talking about but I will send these pictures to you just to make sure. Is it the same type of brush? Where do you get the second one if it is different?
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https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...LH_TitleDesc=1
https://www.rearcounter.com/C2OZ-13A...rts163284.html
Searched eBay and rearcounter.com using the part number. It is just the brush with no insulator. The insulator was sold separate in many cases since it varied by application.
Chad
https://www.rearcounter.com/C2OZ-13A...rts163284.html
Searched eBay and rearcounter.com using the part number. It is just the brush with no insulator. The insulator was sold separate in many cases since it varied by application.
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https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...LH_TitleDesc=1
https://www.rearcounter.com/C2OZ-13A...rts163284.html
Searched eBay and rearcounter.com using the part number. It is just the brush with no insulator.
The insulator was sold separate in many cases since it varied by application.
It was available separately, but...there was only one used with this brush (CODF-13A822-A).
https://www.rearcounter.com/C2OZ-13A...rts163284.html
Searched eBay and rearcounter.com using the part number. It is just the brush with no insulator.
The insulator was sold separate in many cases since it varied by application.
It was available separately, but...there was only one used with this brush (CODF-13A822-A).
I sold 100's of these puppies over the years, mainly to resto shops, so I ain't just a whistlin' Dixie.
Pic: Scroll down to: C2OZ-13A821-A .. Horn Brush and Insulator KIT
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When the outer horn button is removed, there should be a brush right there, fits into the dealio on the steering wheel. It's not in the pic?
The second brush is visible in the other pic. The brushes themselves are identical pretty much.
My truck needs to tighten up the gap just a little. The lower brush died, after replacing that, have the steering wheel nut about as tight as I dare. Not sure what the deal is.
The second brush is visible in the other pic. The brushes themselves are identical pretty much.
My truck needs to tighten up the gap just a little. The lower brush died, after replacing that, have the steering wheel nut about as tight as I dare. Not sure what the deal is.
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When the outer horn button is removed, there should be a brush right there (I said this in post #10), fits into the dealio on the steering wheel.
It's not in the pic?
It's missing.
The second brush is visible in the other pic. The brushes themselves are identical pretty much.
It's not in the pic?
It's missing.
The second brush is visible in the other pic. The brushes themselves are identical pretty much.
