Is it legal to rig a horn switch/button to pass inspection?
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Is it legal to rig a horn switch/button to pass inspection?
My friend needs a new horn switch for his '97 Mirage, but the dealership said he'd have to buy a whole new airbag, which ranges from $500-1000.
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+1 for it's okay
My dad's '72 Nova has a switch box for the fuel pump, fans, line lock, etc. We took off the electric fans and wired a horn to it. The switch is even labeled "Fans" and he still passed.
My dad's '72 Nova has a switch box for the fuel pump, fans, line lock, etc. We took off the electric fans and wired a horn to it. The switch is even labeled "Fans" and he still passed.
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In addition to the switch needing to be reachable, it technically needs to be accessible without removing the driver's eyes from the road. I just got my Inspectors Liscense about 2 months ago.
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Originally Posted by connexion2005
In addition to the switch needing to be reachable, it technically needs to be accessible without removing the driver's eyes from the road. I just got my Inspectors Liscense about 2 months ago.
he is correct but he did leave out that it is legal to use a horn button and must be in drivers reach but it also cannot have any exposed wiring! so if you do hook it up make sure you tape up the wires real good.