okay, I give... how does it come off without breaking it?
DrJ
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Okay, we may have to organize a "Jeep intervention" for Steve.
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no wait, I can stop...really.
...is there a patch? gum?
heh, heh...
gulp.
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If it has the same horn button as mine.
It just pulls off, it may require a pretty good tug though.
HTH
Donnie -
That's the same set up as the CJ.
Word of warning: Don't remove the green plastic ring that is held down with the 3 screws without diconnecting the horn wire first.
Ask me how I found THAT out...
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so?
...how'd you find THAT out?
DrJ
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If it is just like the CJ then all you do is pry the cover off (like Donnie did).
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so?
...how'd you find THAT out?
DrJ
I was working in the garage late one night (12:30 a.m.) and when I removed that plastic peice the horn started going off. I made a mad dash to remove the horn wire, tripping cursing a few things in the process.
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Does anyone know if a late CJ and early YJ horn button are the same on a stock wheel? I found a '86 CJ button for half the price of a '88 YJ version.
DrJ
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