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MOMO wheel-->horn went crazy!

After I installed my MOMO wheel yesterday, I drove it to my dad's to watch the game with him. Drive was without incident.

When I started the 944 to drive home, the engine starting was greeted with a HONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNK. I disconnected the horns underneath the car for the drive home.

Now, when putting the hub/wheel assembly together, there was a metal clip on the assembly and a metal clip on the horn button. They meet up when the wheel is assembled correctly. I am guessing that when you push the horn button, the two come in contact. Do I just need to adjust this? Or am I missing something more obvious?

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My guess is that the 12v wire to the button fell off and is now in contact with some bit of grounded metal inside the adapter.

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