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Lonny

horn wire

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on my 1934 there is a horn wire that goes through the steering colum there are 3 copper tubes one fits inside the other. how does the wire go through the tubes when the small tube is crimped and has a key way?

Posted on: 2015/1/29 22:17

Owen_Dyneto

Re: horn wire

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The two rotating copper tubes are for the headlight switch and hand throttle controls. Horn wire goes up the center, see pages 166 and 168A of the 33-36 Parts List for illustrations.

Posted on: 2015/1/29 23:11