Universal 6 Bolt Steering Wheel / Momo Horn Button Assembly
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A horn button for a 6 bolt Momo style steering wheel. Requires use of internals from another button, but customisable.
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My original horn button was the “slip in” button, which didnt hold very well and would fall out often. It also didnt look very nice.
This is a replacement which uses the 6 bolt holes from a 6 bolt steering wheel to hold it in.
You will need to use the internals from a working horn button to make this functional. This would include
- Spring and clip which grounds to steering wheel body
- Cup which makes contact with the spade connector
- Spade Connector itself (only 1 is needed for metal wheels)
To remove the old spade connector, i heated with a soldering iron and pulled off, doing the same in reverse.
The button clips in, in a single direction so match the arrow and notch when assembling.
Print with the button face and the outer face down. You can print with supports inside to get a solid base, however i didnt use supports and my Prusa MK3 was fine, just a bit “hairy” inside which cleaned up easily.
Once installed buttons works perfectly.
Included the F3D file so you can customise, possibly, add inlays, or make a holder for a enamel badge.