installed my Nardi steering wheel, but now i have no horn..
08-11-10, 09:28 AM
#31
With some hubs it's compatible, with others it's not. And I just realized, don't you have a Momo hub MIGS? I don't think that the clockspring can even fit behind that one. I run a Works Bell hub so it works but I'm not sure about the Momo. Maybe you can trace the wires back behind where the clockspring goes to line up where the ground and power go?
08-11-10, 10:54 AM
#33
well then is there a connector that is left from where the clockspring plugged into? I mean there has to be something that the clockspring plugged into for it to relay the two horn wires. It might not necessarily be wires but it could be a female or male connector. If there is then just grab some spare wire and splice it in there haha
Edit: Then again, the nardi horn is a negative operating horn. Meaning when the horn is pressed, the circuit to a ground is completed. So theoretically you could just run a wire from the horn to a good ground source on the car.
Edit: Then again, the nardi horn is a negative operating horn. Meaning when the horn is pressed, the circuit to a ground is completed. So theoretically you could just run a wire from the horn to a good ground source on the car.
Last edited by FutureSC; 08-11-10 at 10:57 AM.
08-11-10, 12:17 PM
#34
there is a blue female connector on the lower front side, i just couldn't figuer what to do with it so i tucked it away within the steering column cover so its just sitting there. Is that what you're referring to? i'll post a pic later so u can see what im talkin about if u dont already know..
btw i'm appreciating ur help broski..
btw i'm appreciating ur help broski..
Last edited by MIGS; 08-11-10 at 12:30 PM.
08-11-10, 02:34 PM
#35
Yeah that's what I'm referring to but I really don't know what it looks like since I've never taken that clockspring off. I would go outside and pull it out right now but I can't pull the hub because my puller doesn't have a bolt thin enough :/
So yeah a pic would be good. But for real, try hooking up the horn straight to a ground with a wire and then hook up the battery and see if it goes off when you hit it.
And no problem man, I saw that this thing was going to be a b**** before I bought my hub just from lurking so that's why I went with the Works Bell
So yeah a pic would be good. But for real, try hooking up the horn straight to a ground with a wire and then hook up the battery and see if it goes off when you hit it.
And no problem man, I saw that this thing was going to be a b**** before I bought my hub just from lurking so that's why I went with the Works Bell
08-11-10, 09:25 PM
#36
Mine worked. i had to take it apart b/c the steering wheel was a couple degrees off, so i took a pic of what it looks like.
just 2 spade connectors. my old ghetto long hub had 1 spade connector, but it worked either way.
i have no clue if this post helps in any way but i hope it did.
just 2 spade connectors. my old ghetto long hub had 1 spade connector, but it worked either way.
i have no clue if this post helps in any way but i hope it did.
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