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Horns??
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TomO |
06-16-2014 @ 9:24 AM
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It is very likely that the contacts in the horn relay are dirty or corroded. You can check for this 2 ways, use a 12 gauge jumper wire to connect one of the horns to the battery or use a volt meter to see if there is voltage supplied to the horns when the horn button is pressed. The horn button provides a ground connection to the horn relay and the relay picks to supply voltage to the horns.
Tom
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39topless |
06-13-2014 @ 3:16 PM
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How about trying a by-pass of the relay with a hot lead directly to the horns to see if it is the relay/horn button etc., first. If horns work, then work back from there.
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c-gor |
06-13-2014 @ 12:20 PM
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Suggest the following in that order 1. Check the connectors that fit into the spring contacts on the Horn Relay 2. Make sure you have a good ground, suggest a star washer 3.Remove Horns, remove Horn Bells and carefully clean points with a fine file
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mgbrewer |
06-13-2014 @ 10:47 AM
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The horns in my 40 Ford have stopped working. The horns were working fine. The connections appears to be ok should I suspect the relay? There doesn't seem to be a fuse anywhere. - Mike
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