| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
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| 1590.1 | See a doctor ;-) | DOOZER::JENKINS | You want 'ken what? | Thu Oct 31 1991 19:59 | 1 | 
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| 1590.2 | leave it there or take it out ??? | ODDONE::BELL_A1 |  | Thu Oct 31 1991 21:12 | 21 | 
|  |     
    you can either
    
    a) remove the horn and connect the two spade connectors between a 12v
    supply and ground (2 wires straight from the battery is the method that
    I use). this should cause the horn to emit a horn type sound
    
    or 
    
    b) connect a light bulb and holder between the 2 wires and press the
    switch. this should cause the bulb to light.
    
     if method a is used and the horn makes no noise the horn element is in
    need of replacement and if it does make a noise the 12v supply to the
    horn is being stopped (try switch, fuses, wiring, connections et al)
    
    Al
    
    ps. some horns are internally grounded, these have 1 wire and are
    grounded through the horn cover.
    
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| 1590.4 | Dehorned. | UKCSSE::CAMP |  | Tue Nov 05 1991 21:40 | 3 | 
|  |     Tut! Tut! The horn or hooter is not for venting your frustrations at
    annoying drivers, but to make them aware of your presence.
    
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| 1590.5 | My horn is working for some strange reason? | NYSBU::LAM | Q ��Ktl�� | Mon Dec 23 1991 17:11 | 4 | 
|  |     As mysteriously as my horn stopped working, my horn is working again. I
    didn't do anything.  I didn't do anything to it.  I didn't try any of
    the suggestions that were mentioned in this note.  All of a sudden it
    started working again.  Can anyone venture an explanation?
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| 1590.6 |  | BELFST::FLANAGAN | I Wanna Mistress For Christmas | Mon Dec 23 1991 17:16 | 5 | 
|  |     Ermm, did you press the button this time ?
    
    :^)
    
    Gary.
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| 1590.7 |  | BELFST::FLANAGAN | I Wanna Mistress For Christmas | Mon Dec 23 1991 17:18 | 7 | 
|  |     Sorry, couldn't resist.
    
    Perhaps it was damp, and know it's dried out again. This was the
    problem with the air horn compressor motor on my Mum's car. I took it
    to bits though and dried it by the fire.
    
    Gary.
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| 1590.8 |  | KERNEL::SHELLEYR |  | Tue Dec 24 1991 07:48 | 5 | 
|  |     .5 � I didn't try any of the suggestions that were mentioned in this
         note.
    
    Whats the point in asking further questions if you ignored the advice
    already given ?
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| 1590.9 | I was busy, my car sat in a garage for many weeks. | NYTP07::LAM | Q ��Ktl�� | Thu Dec 26 1991 14:42 | 5 | 
|  |     re: .8
    
    I was going to but didn't get a chance to do it.  By the time I got
    around to checking the horn again.  I found it was working and Yes I
    did push the horn switch.  I did it many times.
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| 1590.10 |  | NEWOA::ALFORD_J | The intermission fish... | Mon Jan 06 1992 09:07 | 5 | 
|  | 
>            -< I was busy, my car sat in a garage for many weeks. >-
sounds like it got wet.
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| 1590.11 | 2 possibles | TIMMII::RDAVIES | An expert Amateur | Mon Jan 06 1992 16:56 | 8 | 
|  |     My very ordinary horn took to making a funny noise, I took it off,
    shook it and a lot of water came out, after tyhat it worked fine again.
    
    Could be the same but yours drained of it's own accord.
    
    Else, an intermittent bad connection.
    
    Richard
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