Re: 1940 horn assembly
Posted by Buster On 2023/2/10 11:28:15
The lower gasket was also from Home Depot plumbing section. It is soft foam and provided the compression when the horn bar is pressed. The combination of the two gives a perfect height and the right amount of recoil or pressure so that the inner part of the horn bar is held off of the cooper bowl, but the touch and travel needed to activate the horn feels right. Honestly I got lucky with the combo.
Sorry I don’t have the packages from the gaskets anymore. The thin hard one is about 1/8” thick. Soft one is around 3/8”. Sorry I did not measure them last night while I had it apart.
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Sorry I don’t have the packages from the gaskets anymore. The thin hard one is about 1/8” thick. Soft one is around 3/8”. Sorry I did not measure them last night while I had it apart.
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