Subject	Re: Stock horns are solid metal and grounded to chassis
Posted by	elementfordeath on September 11, 2008 at 9:30 AM
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In Reply To	Stock horns are solid metal and grounded to chassis posted by BobbyT on September 11, 2008 at 06:23 AM
Message	so is that what that little bolt is for on the back of the oem horns? would i be able to connect a ground wire from that to the chassis and have it work? if it doesnt go well im just gunna buy new horns. maybe a train horn? ha
Follow Ups	horn/suspension problem - elementfordeath 00:51:00 09/10/08 horn isnt grounded - ricky6991 00:53:52 09/10/08 Re: horn isnt grounded - elementfordeath 13:47:55 09/10/08 use the other terminal and ad a groudn wire. - ricky6991 17:10:50 09/10/08 Stock horns are solid metal and grounded to chassis - BobbyT 06:23:48 09/11/08 Re: Stock horns are solid metal and grounded to chassis - elementfordeath 09:30:20 09/11/08 little bolt is for horn pitch...dont mess with it. - ZiNnYc 01:05:14 09/15/08
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