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mitch
Member # 8012
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Havent had a horn since i bought the car, so i thought there might be some kind of wiring issue, or just had to replace the old horn, but when i opened up the button it was just a wire that wasnt connected, i attached the wire, but the horn just constantly honks.
Help, does anyone know what i have to do to get my horn honking only on demand. THANKS
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turbo50
Member # 6700
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replace the relay. Sounds like it is awol.
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PurpleNotch
Member # 2902
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I can fix it lmk its more or less the horn button itself or a wire close by cause its grounding whenb you plug it in. lmk thanks !
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BlowN67
Member # 4229
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why use the horn when u have a finger?
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gercolla1
Member # 3068
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f a horn buy a fedreal signal pa300 system the blurp sound always clears idiots for me oh yeah u should see the faces on the scrapper people when they go dummy (lol) in the intersection woop woop [ February 21, 2008, 11:36 AM: Message edited by: gercolla1 ]
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Jdub07
Member # 2728
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what year is it? my horn did the same thing on my 89, turned out the foam behind the button was worn out in one corner so that part always made contact. Put in new thicker foam and fixed it.
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302oons
Member # 8105
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cut the horn off, horns are annoying anyways. cept when your tryin to pick-up on some bitchs hahahhhahah. i just rev my engine for that though
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mitch
Member # 8012
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quote: Originally posted by BlowN67: why use the horn when u have a finger?
hahahaha.. windows are tinted. but unfortunately the finger wont prevent an accident. wish it would.
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hidnn.o.s.
Member # 1219
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GOOD LORD the idiots are loose in the Tech section.... Mitch, if you're anywhere near purple notch/Shaun, I'd take him up on helping you out with the situation. His prices are MORE THAN FAIR and work is honestly top notch. He'll be able to help you with the speaker situation as well!
Don
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mitch
Member # 8012
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quote: Originally posted by PurpleNotch: I can fix it lmk its more or less the horn button itself or a wire close by cause its grounding whenb you plug it in. lmk thanks !
thanks bruh.. ill let you know.
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mitch
Member # 8012
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quote: Originally posted by Jdub07: what year is it? my horn did the same thing on my 89, turned out the foam behind the button was worn out in one corner so that part always made contact. Put in new thicker foam and fixed it.
haha.. its a 89.. when you said you put in thicker foam did you just add some foam? where you get the foam from? or did you just replace the cover with newer/ thicker foam in it? THANKS
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mitch
Member # 8012
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quote: Originally posted by hidnn.o.s.: GOOD LORD the idiots are loose in the Tech section.... Mitch, if you're anywhere near purple notch/Shaun, I'd take him up on helping you out with the situation. His prices are MORE THAN FAIR and work is honestly top notch. He'll be able to help you with the speaker situation as well!
Don
THANKS DON
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Jdub07
Member # 2728
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quote: Originally posted by mitch: quote: Originally posted by Jdub07: what year is it? my horn did the same thing on my 89, turned out the foam behind the button was worn out in one corner so that part always made contact. Put in new thicker foam and fixed it.
haha.. its a 89.. when you said you put in thicker foam did you just add some foam? where you get the foam from? or did you just replace the cover with newer/ thicker foam in it? THANKS
First I tried to add foam then realized that was stupid. Went to pick N pull and you literally just pull the horn pad off with your hands. I found a mint condition pad with foam at the junk yard, put it in my pocket and was done. Cost was $2 to enter the yard. There is a ground wire under the hood up front by the driver side headlight area. Pull it if your horn wont stop blowing,...'should' disconnect it so you can drive the car around. Good luck...hope its as easy as mine was. If not I do hear good things about purple notch and from seeing his old notch in person you'd agree.
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mitch
Member # 8012
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quote: Originally posted by Jdub07: quote: Originally posted by mitch: quote: Originally posted by Jdub07: what year is it? my horn did the same thing on my 89, turned out the foam behind the button was worn out in one corner so that part always made contact. Put in new thicker foam and fixed it.
haha.. its a 89.. when you said you put in thicker foam did you just add some foam? where you get the foam from? or did you just replace the cover with newer/ thicker foam in it? THANKS
First I tried to add foam then realized that was stupid. Went to pick N pull and you literally just pull the horn pad off with your hands. I found a mint condition pad with foam at the junk yard, put it in my pocket and was done. Cost was $2 to enter the yard. There is a ground wire under the hood up front by the driver side headlight area. Pull it if your horn wont stop blowing,...'should' disconnect it so you can drive the car around. Good luck...hope its as easy as mine was. If not I do hear good things about purple notch and from seeing his old notch in person you'd agree.
THANKS.. when i got home i pulled the pad off, and tried to seperate the metal pad from the other metal pad divided by the foam and it stop honking. Thankfully its just that.
Thanks for the help. mitch
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Jdub07
Member # 2728
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nice!
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