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It's not available seperately from Honda BTW...
I bought a used assembly just to get that little button!
Best of luck with this!
It's not available seperately from Honda BTW...
I bought a used assembly just to get that little button!
Best of luck with this!
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JimC wrote:
JimC wrote:
Sorry, we don't have a button that can be purchased without stripping it off the whole left hand control. That makes it almost worthless by doing that.Jennifer wrote:If you happen to find one for the 85 LTD, I'm in need also!HMMMM. I'll check on that for you and send you a PM with what I find out tomorrow.
I'll write myself a note now.
Jen:waving:
JimC in NC (USA)
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As often as those things break and fall off, it's a shame that someone hasn't come up with a replacement. I bought a whole switch assembly a couple of years ago for the same reason.
John
As often as those things break and fall off, it's a shame that someone hasn't come up with a replacement. I bought a whole switch assembly a couple of years ago for the same reason.
John
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My horn button broke too. I made one from some black rubber and used loctite supper bond adhesive to glue it in place. It's been there about a year now works great and looks like the orginal button. I used a old car shock mounting rubber bushing for the rubber and cut it to size. Hope this helps
My horn button broke too. I made one from some black rubber and used loctite supper bond adhesive to glue it in place. It's been there about a year now works great and looks like the orginal button. I used a old car shock mounting rubber bushing for the rubber and cut it to size. Hope this helps
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gtracer3 wrote:
Thanks, Ray
gtracer3 wrote:
I'd love to see a pic of your fix!
Thanks, Ray
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If memory serves,... isn't that button hollow on the back? If so micro-scratch it & fill with epoxy.
After it's set fill the crack with a dab of expoxyby rubbing it in & wiping the surface clean, work fast tho. the heat generated will set that quicker than normal.
On parts that are stressed I embed a piece(s)of steel or aluminum.
Hope this helps.:clapper: I'll sent a bill later. :cooldevil:
If memory serves,... isn't that button hollow on the back? If so micro-scratch it & fill with epoxy.
After it's set fill the crack with a dab of expoxyby rubbing it in & wiping the surface clean, work fast tho. the heat generated will set that quicker than normal.
On parts that are stressed I embed a piece(s)of steel or aluminum.
Hope this helps.:clapper: I'll sent a bill later. :cooldevil:
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