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Installed momo hub. Horn not working


baller908790

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So this is the hub with the plunger installed

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This is the steering wheel with the horn installed

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If I do this with the car on the horn will go off. Completing the circuit?

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I took this off the brand new momo hub to install the plunger from the old steering wheel

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Old steering wheel plunger with extra wires

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This is the steering shaft

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And this is the hub installed

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What Am I doing wrong here?

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plunger probably not contacting the horn ring.

did the horn work before the swap?

with the horn switch out, will horn sound if you ground the wire to the steering column.

and a simple question....is the ignition switched "on" when you try the horn?

The horn worked before the swap. I'll test to see if the horn will sound by grounding it to the steering column.

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