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#102295 08/25/2007 9:47 PM
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Hi everyone. I'm working on my 72 Jimmy, and it seems my dual factory horns have quit. Took a voltage reading on the feed wire, and only have 6 volts. Could a faulty horn relay cause this??
(Both horns are now bad -- tried 12v - nada)
Also my gas gauge has quit responding...part of the same problem/circuit????
Thanks, Marc

#102296 08/26/2007 4:27 AM
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it may, so could a bumb ground.
have you simply tried to operate the horns w/ a 12 v source other than your truck?
try a battery

probably not


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#102297 08/26/2007 4:04 PM
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Thanks Caroline & Jim
It was a bad relay. Unbolted it from the firewall, and got 12v to the horns. Going to replace the relay.

Tried a direct 12v to the horns already, they're both dead. Reckon the 6volts/ground smoked 'em.
Thanks again.


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