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#217024 10/05/2006 3:34 AM
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Bought 65 c10 a few days ago. The horn does not work
and that may be because there is no horn. Sounds stupid but I've searched everywhere that horns are usually located but-- nothing... Could they be in some hidden place in the front? Thanks!

#217025 10/05/2006 4:06 AM
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I use to have a 1966 c-20.The horn was mounted on the drivers side inner fender well.I don't know where your's should be.


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#217026 10/05/2006 5:17 AM
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the horn on my 65 suburban is mounted on the drivers side of the radiator support, just above and alittle outboard of the voltage regulator, its hard to miss with the hood open. the horn relay is under the horn on the inboard side of the horn itself. I bought this truck in 1969, w/ 23,000 miles on it, so i assume this is the correct position for the horn, and my shop manual wiring schematic seems to show the same. i did replace my original horn, years ago with a set of dual horns, in the same place.


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#217027 10/06/2006 3:35 AM
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Well there is no horn as I expected. Just one more thing missing that PO didnt tell me about. E bay is great but has its downside.
Thanks for the info.


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