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JCFL
 
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Location: Caraquet, New Brunswick, in eastern Canada (600 miles east of Boston)
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squish squish from steering wheel ?

Hello,
Last year, I had to remove my Momo steering wheel in order to access signal light switch for homemade repair.

Using 101 projects, I was succesfull on the switch repair, but after completion of the project, I am left with this squish sound when I turn the steering wheel.

I have jacked up the front wheel to have a better chance at locating the source of the noise, but to no avail. Noise seems to be coming from a plastic part attached to steering column.

Do you have any ideas ? Thanks.

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I know exactly what this is (if your description is accurate).

You need to lube the horn contacts in the steering wheel hub. Use a di-electric grease. You can get that at Auto-Zone (usually in a little tub on the sales counter) for about a buck.
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horn contacts in the steering wheel hub ?

Hi shadetree 930 - you wouldn't have a picture by any chance ?

Your explanation sounds accurate, because I was kind of doubting horn contact ring (plastic piece ) was part of the problem.

Thanks.
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No pic but it is self evident if you pull the steering wheel. Not sure what year you have but on the 87-89 seris you
  1. Grab the center steering wheel pad solidly and pull towards you. It will pop off.
  2. Mark the steering wheel post&nut to notate exactly where the wheel goes back on. This prevents a slanted steering wheel when driving down the road.
  3. Remove the nut using a long socket.
  4. Pull the wheel.
  5. Apply grease.
  6. Put it all back together.

Takes all of 10 minutes.

Now, I am going to do a search. I know there was a thread on this some time back.

Here ya go .... Post #10 has a pic.

930S steering wheel sounds... "scratchy"

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