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Question Momo Retro Steering Wheel Install??

How does the screw cover mount? Is it just glued on? It has an indentation for the horn button, but that's it.

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Picture of other side of cover

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I would think the horn button would hold it in place when the button is snapped into place. (button has tabs that locks it into place when inserted in hub.)
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Thanks for the help. It's a loose fit in the wheel, it must snap into the hub behind the wheel. I will try it tonight.
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I have the same wheel. The beauty ring was always shifting around on my wheel, the horn button tabs weren't strong enough for a very snug fit, so I never ran it. Not sure if it was an idiosyncrasy of my parts, or that's just how they are.
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I have a cheapo knockoff Porsche crest horn button and it holds that ring in tight on mine.
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My Jwest offset does not have lip that the horn slides into. My only choice is to either remove the offset ring or add a Momo spacer with the lip. For now I just added the external horn ring.
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I installed one in a friend's car and the beauty ring was loose, too. I didn't like the loose fit, but he was okay with it.
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I ordered a retaining ring for the horn. It was less than $10.00. I will install the beauty ring when it comes in.
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My horn button was sandwiched between the steering wheel and the beauty ring.


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