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YOUR RESEARCHHorn Repair

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I had that was asked on the forum but I didn't see the answer; maybe because it was a dumb ?, but here goes; Does the horn have to be removed to repair the bushings?
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Repair bushings

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I had that was asked on the forum but I didn't see the answer; maybe because it was a dumb ?, but here goes; Does the horn have to be removed to repair the bushings?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just got on Renntec (thanks Loren) and was reading about the repair. One ?? I had that was asked on the forum but I didn't see the answer; maybe because it was a dumb ?, but here goes; Does the horn have to be removed to repair the bushings? If so, how do I keep the airbag from going off or are there any other precautions I need to be aware of? Is there a DYI for horn removal? Understand, I'm a novice at the repairs stuff but a willing student.

POST 2Original post

the horn is under the bumper the horn ring is under the air bag. you should un hook the battery before working on the car

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