Guess that part!

[comet_666]

Or tell me what wire this is behind the steering wheel please!!   

[comet_666]

Let me also ask could this be why my left turn signal does not work correctly?

[PlainfieldCharger]

That wire looks like it was the back of a switch. The eyelet is bent a little. It looks like the mushroom part that holds it on worked away...
You could start with the color of the wire and match it to the wiring diagram for a quick diagnosis.

[igozumn]

I think it goes under the turn signal switch mounting, err, I think it attaches to the bottom of the turn signal switch mounting plate and has a stud on the top side with a spring and ball that rides on the bottom of the steering wheel against the horn contact ring.  If your horn doesn't work, then that's probably the reason.  I have a spare column in the garage, but the switch is gone, so I'm not 100% sure.

[PlainfieldCharger]

Let me also ask could this be why my left turn signal does not work correctly?

Get a multimeter and check that wire for voltage when you switch on the turn signal

[comet_666]

Yah, horn does not work but I think there is nore than 1 reason for that. I will pull the wheel next week and take a closer look and test voltage to that wire for signal. I may be able to kill 2 birds with one stone fixing horn and signal!!

Thanks!

[PlainfieldCharger]

Yah, horn does not work but I think there is nore than 1 reason for that. I will pull the wheel next week and take a closer look and test voltage to that wire for signal. I may be able to kill 2 birds with one stone fixing horn and signal!!

Thanks!

Make sure you have the battery disconnected during disassembly. Does not appear to have a scorch mark on it but might want to check fuse too....

[comet_666]

Good Point!