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<blockquote data-quote="ozziedog" data-source="post: 628081" data-attributes="member: 13810"><p>Does your column (no 7) have this big lump in it? Just to the left of no 12? Number 12 as far as I can work out is like a plasticky nylonish wrap around insulator / sleeve / bush / seperator and yes I think you’ll need it. I remember taking one off and it was soft and pliable but the one on my van disintegrated with little more than a stare at it . You do realise in non electrical terms that the horn works backwards (to me) as in its permanently live and the horn button actually earths it, so the earth runs from the horn up through the flexi and column to the horn switch/ button which is why so many use a separate dash switch instead like mine. It’s 235 on my tooo dooolist.</p><p></p><p>Ozziedog,,,,,,,,,dodgy stuff this lecky tricks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ozziedog, post: 628081, member: 13810"] Does your column (no 7) have this big lump in it? Just to the left of no 12? Number 12 as far as I can work out is like a plasticky nylonish wrap around insulator / sleeve / bush / seperator and yes I think you’ll need it. I remember taking one off and it was soft and pliable but the one on my van disintegrated with little more than a stare at it . You do realise in non electrical terms that the horn works backwards (to me) as in its permanently live and the horn button actually earths it, so the earth runs from the horn up through the flexi and column to the horn switch/ button which is why so many use a separate dash switch instead like mine. It’s 235 on my tooo dooolist. Ozziedog,,,,,,,,,dodgy stuff this lecky tricks. [/QUOTE]
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