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Steering Wheel - XR7 / Decor / Deluxe - BLACK - Repro ~ 1968 Mercury Cougar / 1968 Ford Mustang 1968,1968 mustang,C8Z,ford,ford mustang,mustang,1968,1968 cougar,C8W,cougar,mercury,mercury cougar,black,new,repro,reproduction,xr7,wood,grain,woodgrain,steering,wheel,decor,delux,deluxe,30636

Steering Wheel - XR7 / Decor / Deluxe - BLACK - Repro ~ 1968 Mercury Cougar / 1968 Ford Mustang
Item #: 30636

4.00 stars, based on 2 reviews
This deluxe wood-grain two spoke wheel was used on the majority of the Mercury Cougars built for 1968 and many other Ford, Lincoln and Mercury cars through 1969. The 1968 XR7 would always use the black backed wheel, as the XR7 package had the lower...
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Tulsa
2014

Picture of original screws and washers above

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New shorter screws with no washers (below) are 8-32 X 1/2" long 3 each required
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Tulsa
2014

Very nice appearance but had some issues with function

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  • Looks nice
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  • shorts out the horn relay
The appearance is nice. I found that when installed the horn circuit was shorted to ground. I removed the wheel and disassembled the horn contact assembly to find the problem. The parts are stamped improperly so that the center hole is able to touch the center splined coupling resulting in a short circuit of 12 volts going directly to ground. By grinding the hole larger I was able to gain enough clearance to remove the problem. Also the lower contact ring is held in place by screws that were too long for the job. In order to use the screws the assembler installed large area washers. To avoid contact between the upper contact assembly and the washers the assembler used three lock washers to elevate the center contact portion so that it was not resting on the washers. I installed proper length screws to fix those problems.

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