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Bottom gasket is softer foam like and compresses.

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Lastly I removed the copper dish to show how it looks underneath. This is just held in place by friction. Mine actually had a small hole punched in the side that was flared out to help hold it in place. Note: I did fill the bottom of my cap with epoxy because it had a crack starting.

And finally at the last photos I tried the UPLOAD button and got multiple pictures in the same post. Sorry about that long journey and multiple posts folks!

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Not sure if you need a button center or not, but I have this one with all the tabs in place. Not correct for my car, so I have no use for it.

Measures approx 2-7/16" in diameter.

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Thanks for the photos and info, I was completely missing those 2 rubber/foam insulator rings! On my way to the store now. Thanks again!

Steve

My horn is now tootin’ pretty good for now. Oh and that horn disk you say you don’t need, I have one just like it except yours is in better shape. Are you willing to part with it? If so what do you need for it?

Thanks,
Steve