Hot contact bolts

[Croc1990]

What are the size and thread of the 3 screws that hold down the horn contact button. Mine have disappeared apparently.
Or a kit that ships to Canada I need the cam contact plunger spring ect anyway.
I just wanted to put the horn cap on temporarly in the mean time

 

[RustyPile]

Classic Industries has a kit for the horn, and I believe they will ship to Canada...

https://www.classicindustries.com/product/1971/chevrolet/truck/parts/k137.html

 

[Dleslie212]

Classic Industries has a kit for the horn, and I believe they will ship to Canada...

https://www.classicindustries.com/product/1971/chevrolet/truck/parts/k137.html

This is exactly what I bought, but only need to the spring, pin and cap portion

 

[Dleslie212]

Speaking of, can anyone tell me how these are supposed to go in? The picture with the little white plastic ferrule came in the pack I recently bought

The previous kit had a green plastic peice with a tab that locked in, but I broke the green locking peice when I was messing with my steering wheel. The picture with just the rod and spring is what came with that original kit

 

[Croc1990]

I'm pretty sure you put the spring in first, the the plunger flat end down the hen that plastic piece locks in there

 

[Dleslie212]

Well I found this on O'Reilly

https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/dorman-help/dorman-help-horn-contact/mtm0/83230/v/a/3358/automotive-truck-1977-chevrolet-k10-pickup-4wd?q=83230&pos=0

So I have a complete kit, linked above, that I can't use. I'm happy to ship to someone in need for free, or if anyone is in the Phoenix area, can be picked up

 

[Croc1990]

What were the size of those bolts in the kit you got

 

[Croc1990]

I didn't mean to answer my own question but incase anyone else ever needs it bolts I ended up using had this stamped on the head
O.F
8.8
Were 1" long, I cut them to about 11/16.
Maybe grab a nut for them too so you can chase the threads after cutting, I didn't and it took a while to fix them.