Horn Push screws for 1955
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Athena
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Horn Push screws for 1955
Does anyone have the two (brass/) bolts and nuts that fit to the base of the horn push.
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- Bill_qaz
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Re: Horn Push screws for 1955
There doesn’t appear to be any screws listed in the parts manual
Unless its different for a 55.
Unless its different for a 55.
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ManyMinors
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Re: Horn Push screws for 1955
Completely different hornpush, steering wheel and steering column upto 1956 when the Minor 1000 was introduced
I expect a suitable screw could be found to do the job with some searching but I doubt anybody keeps a screw for that exact purpose anymore.
I expect a suitable screw could be found to do the job with some searching but I doubt anybody keeps a screw for that exact purpose anymore.
- svenedin
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Re: Horn Push screws for 1955
As it's something electrical they are probably a BA size, at a guess 4BA. Measure them with a calliper and compare to BA diameter chart. BA brass machine screws and nuts are still available and often used by model makers.
Stephen
Stephen
1969 1098cc Convertible “Xavier” which I have owned since 1989.
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Re: Horn Push screws for 1955
I think they are not illustrated as they might have come pre-assembled with part 6 on the diagram.ManyMinors wrote: ↑Sat Aug 29, 2026 7:02 pm Completely different hornpush, steering wheel and steering column upto 1956 when the Minor 1000 was introduced![]()
I expect a suitable screw could be found to do the job with some searching but I doubt anybody keeps a screw for that exact purpose anymore.
Apart from the Knob(2) being illustrated with an M on it (another illustration error
I had mine apart last month, I think any suitable brass Bolts and Nuts will suffice....
Basil the 1955 series II

