DF Kit Quick Release Steering Wheel

[Jareth]

Has anyone been able to actually wire the horn in the "DF Kit Quick Release Steering Wheel" on Goblin 1.0 it was so tight in there I gave up trying, and just used the switch on the button panel.

Have not tried yet on 2.0 so I figured I should ask?

 

[Ross]

The center horn button didn't seem to move smoothly on my steering wheel, so I skipped using it as a horn.
Scott managed to get the horn button wired to the middle of the steering wheel.

 

[SmsDetroit]

Nope. Here is my solution

 

[Jareth]

May I ask where those were purchased, seems like a good option. (I already have that coiled cord)

I live in SWFL so there are a lot of Elderly Snowbirds down here, so need quick easy access to the horn.

 

[SmsDetroit]

Got them from Amazon.
Steering Wheel Horn Button, Carbon Fiber External Horn Button Kits for 6 Bolts Steering Wheel (Dual Button) https://a.co/d/2eJTs9O

 

[SmsDetroit]

I also has to buy a 2 wire coiled cord

 

[duthehustle93]

According to the picture, It doesn't look like the DF QR hub accommodates for the horn wiring through the QR itself. Switching to an NRG QR hub may help make it a lot easier and cleaner. From there, the only complication would be figuring out how to provide a switchable circuit to the horn button through a clock spring. One of the wires on the horn switch is grounded to the body, so you really just need a single conductor clock spring. I wasn't able to get a good picture, but here's an easy DIY that doesn't look pretty, but it works great and can be hidden. The tab circled in blue is a conductive metal tab that's isolated from ground and rides on a ring (highlighted in yellow) on the backside of the hub that's isolated from the rest of the hub (also ground)... you can provide your switch to ground circuit through this tab and ring. This will avoid needing to run a coiled cord or figuring out how to squeeze a traditional clock spring in there.