billy1ear

My 67 had a bad turn signal switch. I replaced it and that seems to be working and auto canceling and flashers seem good.
But it seems I lost the horn. Had it apart to troubleshoot last week and put it together and the horn worked then. Checked connector that you have to push the pins out of to see if one of them (first black one?) did not seat but they look good.
Am going to check fuses after I post this "was too smart to disco the battery (insert idiot here)".

First post, just got my car and when I am not shining it I am on this really nice forum.

Any ideas?
Thanks in advance..
Bill

EDIT >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


OK, took it apart and saw that the contact ring that the horn button snaps on to was not clocked right so it did not make contact with the plunger, so never mind.

65GGvert

No fuse, switch doesn't need to be on. All that needs to happen in the area you were working is for the black wire to get grounded to the column. Possibly you lost or incorrectly installed the horn contact ***'y underneath the steering wheel mount. Short the black wire at the signal switch to your column. If the horn blows, you'll know the problem is in your horn contact ***'y.

pchalpin

I did exactly the same thing you did after replacing my turn signal switch, clocked the horn switch wrong.

Fixed it this morning. It's comforting to know that I'm not the only one who is capable of screwing up the simplest of parts installation.

Beep Beep!!!