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Author: Subject: Looking for a Sierra horn button disc and steering lock.
MautoK

posted on 16/9/08 at 05:40 PM Reply With Quote
Looking for a Sierra horn button disc and steering lock.

I've nearly finished my Indy and just remembered that I broke the plastic disc that sits under the horn push in the standard Sierra steering wheel,
In more detail, it's a black plastic disc with a rim, two rectagular holes, brass contact and three split spigots to retain the moving part of the horn push.
It's about 4 inches (103 mm) diameter and part number 87BB-13A925-AB.
On mine, all the spigots are broken.

Does anyone have a spare or surplus intact one of these or even the complete assembly that they could bear to part with?

I've also got a broken steering lock (as supplied with the donor!) so I'm looking for the upper casting assembly with a working steering lock mechanism if anyone has a spare.

Donor was a 1989 2L Auto Estate, FWIW.

Please U2U and we can sort out remuneration, P&P, addresses, etc.

Thanks in advance!

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Big_Al

posted on 16/9/08 at 07:59 PM Reply With Quote
May be able to help you. Will check what i have and send U2U sometime tomorrow.
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Bigheppy

posted on 16/9/08 at 08:34 PM Reply With Quote
In a similar vain i'm looking for the indicator cancelling cam, the bit that sits under the steering wheel. Thanks neill
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MautoK

posted on 19/9/08 at 08:05 PM Reply With Quote
Fixed the horn push using three self-tappers (OK, they're the spawn of the devil but perfect for this!)





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