My horn won't stop beeping!
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My horn won't stop beeping!
My last post was resolved with the simple swapping of the fusible link. Now hopefully the last electric gremlin I have is why my horn blows when I turn the wheel side to side. I replaced the stock wheel with a cheap Grant one, with the recommended installation kit....with the wire with the little brass plunger at the end that you lock into the spring. I tried compressing/stretching the horn button spring thinking it may have been contacting prematurely. I also thought that the horn wire in the steering column may have a knick in it thats grounding out. Any ideas??
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Something else
Ok after messing around with it today. I found that if I pull out on the wheel, then turn it, it is ok, but if i push the wheel back in, it blows again. It is a barely noticeable amount of play, but it seems to be enough to be the difference between grounding and not. Did I maybe have the wheeled installed too far in on the steering shaft? Maybe pushing the metal adapter too close to either the wheel or steering column? Anyone? Help?!?
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My last post was resolved with the simple swapping of the fusible link. Now hopefully the last electric gremlin I have is why my horn blows when I turn the wheel side to side. I replaced the stock wheel with a cheap Grant one, with the recommended installation kit....with the wire with the little brass plunger at the end that you lock into the spring. I tried compressing/stretching the horn button spring thinking it may have been contacting prematurely. I also thought that the horn wire in the steering column may have a knick in it thats grounding out. Any ideas??
Oh, almost forgot. The Grant wheel had way smaller diameter and made seeing the gages a PITA. Another reason I hated it.
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