NO MORE HORN!
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Check there is power to the horn with the ignition on, either with a volt meter or test lamp. It's much easier with 2 people. If there is no power then that could be why.
If there is power, then put the earth probe on the other wire & get someone to press the horn. If you get a reading then the circuit is good & the horn is faulty.
If there is no reading, the earth return to the horn, ip the column is broken. the normal suspect it the earth tab that goes right at the base of the column. crawl underneath & have a look with a torch...
Pete.
If there is power, then put the earth probe on the other wire & get someone to press the horn. If you get a reading then the circuit is good & the horn is faulty.
If there is no reading, the earth return to the horn, ip the column is broken. the normal suspect it the earth tab that goes right at the base of the column. crawl underneath & have a look with a torch...
Pete.
rustydiver
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While striping down my van down ready to go into the body shop, found 2 extra horns, none connected. Then took the belly pan off to find another 2 under that. Out of 5 only 1 is wired up.
I guess the previous owners jest put mor on when they stopped working or he had a rageing horn fettish.
I guess the previous owners jest put mor on when they stopped working or he had a rageing horn fettish.
Genchy
Well-known member
Is it possible to get to the horn earth (spade connector) at the bottom of the column by going underneath?
The reason i ask this is because i changed my ignition switch loom and barrel this week and haven't re connected the earth :roll:
Don't really want to have to take the column out again if i dont have to
Kev
The reason i ask this is because i changed my ignition switch loom and barrel this week and haven't re connected the earth :roll:
Don't really want to have to take the column out again if i dont have to
Kev
speedwell68
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Genchy said:Is it possible to get to the horn earth (spade connector) at the bottom of the column by going underneath?
The reason i ask this is because i changed my ignition switch loom and barrel this week and haven't re connected the earth :roll:
Don't really want to have to take the column out again if i dont have to
Kev
Yes, it is under the square steering coupling that connects the column to the steering gearbox.
lobus
Well-known member
It is either one of the above or you need to stop drinking so much.
Genchy
Well-known member
Nice one guys, that will save some work :wink:
Kev
Kev
