Re: IML:Horn trouble

[RandalPark@xxxxxxx]

This is a very weak point in these cars, as is the turn signal lever. Some one here may have done it, but I haven't heard of anyone successfully repairing one of these horn rings. Hopefully, you can locate a good one, but they are not usually cheap.

Over the years I have gotten into the habit of "lifting up" on the horn ring in my early '60's Imperials  to avoid undo pressure on that part.

Paul W.

In an email dated 20/5/2005 11:16:01 am GMT Daylight time, TOMGLOZANNIS@xxxxxxx writes:

>Hi, I need help ?and advise. ?Had to take the steering wheel off ?to get to 
>the automatic power steering unit. ?I notice that the horn handle ?had broken, 
>at the screws and the local welding shop, here in Miami will ?not touch it 
>because it's made out of pot mental.
> 
>I need another one for my '62 Crown 4 DHT, or do you know someone who can ?
>weld it?
> 
>Tom 
>


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