Reinstalling horn wiring in steering wheel

[Mason]

I've got a small issue with my horn wiring, i want to put it back into its original setup but someone in the late 90s put a horn button on it and i want it back in the horn contact since i pulled the steering wheel to work on the TSS. Few days back I would tap the ground and hot wire together and the horns would sound but now i got no sound even though both wires seem fine, the wires for the button were spliced in with a dark green wire for hot and a black wire for ground under the dash, is there a way i can install these wires inside the horn contacts to make it work? If not, what other solutions are there to get the horn setup back in the original way it worked? Any feedback means alot! I have a 70 Coronet

 

[vance.dykes]

get a new turn signal switch that would but it back to stock wiring and then wire as ma mopar did.

 

[Mason]

get a new turn signal switch that would but it back to stock wiring and then wire as ma mopar did.

yeah i was hoping i could figure out some way to have it work without have to buy a new TSS, i dont necessarily have to have it stock, i just want it to be hooked up to where i can use it thru the steering wheel, tired of the ugly button on my steering column lol

 

[vance.dykes]

yeah i was hoping i could figure out some way to have it work without have to buy a new TSS, i dont necessarily have to have it stock, i just want it to be hooked up to where i can use it thru the steering wheel, tired of the ugly button on my steering column lol

the money that you would spend will be well worth it . there are many post hear about problems for turn/brake/ your time is worth more than a cheap fix on this. there was another post hear with a pic and 40 bucks ? that is cheap. i bought a n.o.s for 180. and was glad to get it. don't want to have short in the Column.

 

[BeepBeepRR]

Make sure the ring on the back side of the steering wheel still has the coating on it. Its sort of green in color. If its all gone then your horn will constantly sound. If its all copper then the coating has disintegrated and will need to be replaced. Here is what Im talking about.

https://www.classicindustries.com/s...parts/steering-wheel-column/oe-columns-parts/

 

[Mason]

Make sure the ring on the back side of the steering wheel still has the coating on it. Its sort of green in color. If its all gone then your horn will constantly sound. If its all copper then the coating has disintegrated and will need to be replaced. Here is what Im talking about.

https://www.classicindustries.com/s...parts/steering-wheel-column/oe-columns-parts/

Thanks for the info ill check it out, im sure its all gone by now lol

 

[Mason]

the money that you would spend will be well worth it . there are many post hear about problems for turn/brake/ your time is worth more than a cheap fix on this. there was another post hear with a pic and 40 bucks ? that is cheap. i bought a n.o.s for 180. and was glad to get it. don't want to have short in the Column.

yeah youre probably right, thanks for the info vance

 

[vance.dykes]

yeah youre probably right, thanks for the info vance

your welcome.