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| | | | Joined: Nov 2014 Posts: 164 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Nov 2014 Posts: 164 | My horn was dead when I took my truck out of storage and I need some help troubleshooting the problem. I converted my '53 3100 to 12v many years ago but I've continued to use the original 6v horns. They really sound off!
I picked up some tips from a recent thread by bucktruck. I've tested the horns by applying power directly to them and they both work fine. I see that 51 Jimmy jumped in and reported that he got his horn to honk by running a wire directly from the "S" post of his relay to the horn. That didn't work for me. Is that how I rule out a problem with that relay? If not, how do I? What else should I check before I pull the wheel?
Otto talked about a connector about 2/3 of the way up the steering column. I've never pulled my wheel but I guess I'll have to if that's where this issue leads me. Thanks for any tips!
~Denny 1953 Chevy 3100 w/1960 261 cid, 848 head | Weber 32/36 progressive 2 barrel carb. | Three on the tree & 3:55 torque tube | 12 V w/Gener-Nator & 6 V starter In the Gallery Forum1998 Chevy Suburban 350 ci awd/4wd | | |
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