Short in horn
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Short in horn
I've got a short somewhere in my horn. If I turn my steering wheel a little bit to the right of dead center my horn blows. Have any of you had a situation like this before and if so where might be the best place to start looking?
Thanks for your help.
Chuck W.
Thanks for your help.
Chuck W.
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Re: Short in horn (Red69L68)
I had a similar problem and I'm not sure if Bubba was in my steering column. If you take off the horn cap and the 3 screws which hold the metal ring to the column, you should have some sort of spring (mine looked like a Q-Jet power piston spring) and some type of metal (on mine, it was a srcrew) which makes contact with the metal ring. On mine, the screw was also coming into contact with the metal on the steering column.
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Re: Short in horn (Red69L68)
Looong time ago mine did the same thing and I replaced this http://www.ecklers.com/product.asp?p...N0SM2EPT2U80E0. NOt sure if your is tele or not. This fixed mine.
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Re: Short in horn (Robd)
In case you didn`t already know this, the horn button just pulls straight off. :cheers:
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Re: Short in horn (Red69L68)
I've got a short somewhere in my horn. If I turn my steering wheel a little bit to the right of dead center my horn blows.