<VV> How to Remove the Horn Cap on the 69 Monza

[Bill H.]

                                        B"H

Thanks everyone for your advice on removing the horn
cap.  It's good to know that my fellow Vair owners are
there for you, even for trivial stuff!  As I gain
knowledge in Corvairs, of course I will share what I
know with other "newbies" and those whom I can help.

I hope to remove the steering wheel tomorrow, G-d
willing, to check out why my turn signals don't stay
on when I move the lever.  I understand that the 69
switches weren't designed to be returned to the center
position by hand, but most people did that, thus
breaking the plastic "ears" on the switch.  If I can
fix it myself, so much the better, than having to buy
a new switch!

I also bought steering wheel trim from a '67 Impala
which may or may not fit my Monza wheel, but it does
have 2 extra horn buttons on the spokes which would be
easier to use than just the button in the center of
the steering wheel, and I really like the chrome as
opposed to the brushed aluminum on the Monza wheel.

Take care all...Bill H.
"Susie The Little Blue Coupe" 69 Monza 110 PG

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