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rwbow1969
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 Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 2:26 pm Post subject: Horn Issues |
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I was wondering if anyone has a drawing of the horn system as it goes from the button to the bottom of the steering box so I may be able to locate my problem. I have power to the horn and when I connect the two wires together it beeps, rather well as the knot on my head shows from doing this underneath! Thanks, Rob
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kenperkins
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have you taken the horn cap off? is the horn rod there?
there is a drawing of the horn parts in the ORD 9 |
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rwbow1969
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| Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 9:32 pm Post subject: Horn Issues |
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I found it in the ORD 9 and I can now tear it apart. Thank You for your help.
Rob
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oilleaker1
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I found all and thought I had a bad switch at the bottom of the column. The horn rod is threaded and you can  Johnadjust it longer or shorter. Mine simply wasn't pushing on the switch. Screwed it down some and HONK!!!! |
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