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996 Horn sounds with pressure on rim of steering wheel

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My horn started sounding whenever I apply pressure to the rim of the steering wheel.  Such as when I hit a bump, turn a sharp corner, etc.  

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JFP in PA Member

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Welcome to RennTech :welcomeani:

 

Search is your friend on this problem as it is a common one, usually traced to the electrical contact isolation in the steering wheel assembly falling apart after years of use.  Over the years, people have come up with different ways to repair it. 

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You need a new horn frame with new rubber bushings. Not too expensive. Do a search or here:

6554b6be8c0d829a8bf63ae0c82cf121_link.pn Filling the steering wheel bushings to fix the horn. - Rennlist - Porsche Discussion Forums

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996 Forum - Filling the steering wheel bushings to fix the horn. - I was having the horn honk while driving over cattle guards or by slightly touching the inside of the steering wheel with the palm of my hand. I filled the bushings and I m waiting for the silicon to dry so I can re...

 

 

 

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