Horns Inop
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Melting Slicks
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Horn Inop
My horn no longer works. I push on the horn pad and nothing. The
corvette service manual instructs one to check connections, check for
defective relay (I replaced it and you only hear the relay click when you push on the horn pad), and check for defective switch or horns.
The fuse is not blown. I checked fuse for power with a test light (light lit up)
Which leads to my question, how does one check to see if power is
getting to the horns. As for horn switches and horns, I will call around for pricing. Any help is appreciated.
corvette service manual instructs one to check connections, check for
defective relay (I replaced it and you only hear the relay click when you push on the horn pad), and check for defective switch or horns.
The fuse is not blown. I checked fuse for power with a test light (light lit up)
Which leads to my question, how does one check to see if power is
getting to the horns. As for horn switches and horns, I will call around for pricing. Any help is appreciated.
Last edited by Oldguard 7; 06-22-2005 at 10:41 PM.
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on my 75 last night i replaced the relay and horns,still no steady beep,i then noticed that the flat plate wich is the actual switch was rusted lightly(just under horn cap)cleaned the contacts with 400 grit paper and away we go, too bad i didn't realize it was 1.30 am. or i wouldn't have been blasting it to make sure it worked well
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Melting Slicks
Originally Posted by fast idle
on my 75 last night i replaced the relay and horns,still no steady beep,i then noticed that the flat plate wich is the actual switch was rusted lightly(just under horn cap)cleaned the contacts with 400 grit paper and away we go, too bad i didn't realize it was 1.30 am. or i wouldn't have been blasting it to make sure it worked well