WTB Alarm horn for 69
#1
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WTB Alarm horn for 69
Looking to purchase an alarm horn for my 69. Original has worked until last summer. I will consider a good used or NOS. Thanks!
Jeff
Jeff
#3
Burning Brakes
Are you sure it's the horn? If it's still on the car,check the relay located under the passenger side storage compartment jack tray. If you hear the relay click when you try to set off the alarm it may be stuck. Tap it lightly with a screw driver handle it may free up. If you've checked that take the horn off and try to loosen the adjusting screw carefully. Sometimes turning it one way or the other will get the horn working again. Check it off the car with a 12 v battery. If the horn clicks but doesn't sound that means the wiring wrap in the horn is ok.
Good luck.
Tooch
Last edited by Tooch1; 01-12-2017 at 09:51 AM.
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Hi Jeff,
Are you sure it's the horn? If it's still on the car,check the relay located under the passenger side storage compartment jack tray. If you hear the relay click when you try to set off the alarm it may be stuck. Tap it lightly with a screw driver handle it may free up. If you've checked that take the horn off and try to loosen the adjusting screw carefully. Sometimes turning it one way or the other will get the horn working again. Check it off the car with a 12 v battery. If the horn clicks but doesn't sound that means the wiring wrap in the horn is ok.
Good luck.
Tooch
Are you sure it's the horn? If it's still on the car,check the relay located under the passenger side storage compartment jack tray. If you hear the relay click when you try to set off the alarm it may be stuck. Tap it lightly with a screw driver handle it may free up. If you've checked that take the horn off and try to loosen the adjusting screw carefully. Sometimes turning it one way or the other will get the horn working again. Check it off the car with a 12 v battery. If the horn clicks but doesn't sound that means the wiring wrap in the horn is ok.
Good luck.
Tooch
Jeff
#5
Burning Brakes
Thanks for your responses. As far as soaking or spraying in WD40 or anything else, I was warned against this on the other Discussion Board but since it seems like it is toast anyway, maybe I will try soaking in Evaporust and see what it does. I have the horn out of the car and hooking up directly to 12 volts does not sound the horn but it does make a "clicking" sound. The rest of the system is working fine since you can hear the relay click and the flasher operate when the system is activated. A standard car horn operates the system properly.
Jeff
Jeff
Just make sure the seller says it works.
Take care.
Tooch
Last edited by Tooch1; 01-12-2017 at 08:02 PM.
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