While driving down the road, after hitting a bump, my horn started beeping. I hit the horn button to shut it off but this time that did not work. In a panic, I pulled the button towards me and disconnected the button from the steering column. How do I put this back? There are 3 posts that look like I can dab some silicon to hold the button onto the metal disk. Does this sound feasible? Any help would be appreciated.

 

it just presses on, you dont have to clue it or anything, just stick it back on there

 

I dont think youd want to glue it...then if you needed to get it back off, you wouldnt be able to...unless you used a weak type of glue.

 

BAHAHAHA I did the exact same thing to my 89 IROC!! Everytime I turned a corner or went over a bump, the horn would honk. It got worse and worse until one night I turned a corner and the horn stayed on so I yanked it off.

And yeah you will have to glue it back on. It doesn't just "stick back on". It requires glue.

 

I am only talking about silicon on the 3 posts on the backside of the horn button where it must have been connected from the factory. Yours probably does not come apart, but I ripped my off by hand to stop the horn from beeping. I am not glueing the button to the steering column. I still can connect the button to the column by the clips.