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Use car, i accidently push the damn horn

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More I use the car, I accidently push the damn horn on the steering, its covering almost the whole steering wheel so when Im turning or doing something else its so easy to slip on the horn and MEEEP MEEEP , and people head turns....

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My opinion, if that's the problem: use the silicone fix.

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Use car, i accidently push the damn horn

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More I use the car, I accidently push the damn horn on the steering, its covering almost the whole steering wheel so when Im turning or doing something else its so easy to slip on the horn and MEEEP MEEEP , and people head turns....

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Darn horn!

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My opinion, if that's the problem: use the silicone fix.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey folks. More I use the car, I accidently push the damn horn on the steering, its covering almost the whole steering wheel so when Im turning or doing something else its so easy to slip on the horn and MEEEP MEEEP , and people head turns.... Am I do only one with this problem? //Norbert

POST 2Original post

No. Common with EASY fix. Are you sure you're hitting the horn? the bushings are known to fail and the horn will go off when you turn, stop, or when an ugly fat girl walks by I'm not good at pointing to the specific thread, maybe someone here can. Just do a "search". My opinion, if that's the problem: use the silicone fix. I t takes 1 hour tops, and that's if you all thumbs like me. Pat

POST 3Original post

Nobert - here is a link to the Horn DIY on Renntech.org. You need to become a member to access it but it is free to join. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=1728

POST 4Original post

I don't see how you can accidentaly hit the horn while steering (?). Do you steer with the palm of your hand or something? Maybe you need one of these:

POST 6Original post

My dad broke his wrist with one of those. Good idea, Big "Wrisk" I feel bad about that one.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yeah when I backing I steer with the palm or when I turn in parking lots where you go slow... dont you guys? Oh well seems Im the only one with this problem, I will have my horn fixed soon so it doesnt sound honk honk thats just to imberasing

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