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How do you wire the steering wheel horn to an aftermarket steering wheel?

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wire it into the back of the aftermarket steering wheel hub, ive seen many ways so basically u just have a piece of brass or some metal that conducts electricity and u let it touch the rear part of the hub constantly so u basically just bend it into the back, pretty simple =D
wire it into the back of the aftermarket steering wheel hub, ive seen many ways so basically u just have a piece of brass or some metal that conducts electricity and u let it touch the rear part of the hub constantly so u basically just bend it into the back, pretty simple =D

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