Subject	little bolt is for horn pitch...dont mess with it.
Posted by	ZiNnYc on September 15, 2008 at 1:05 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Stock horns are solid metal and grounded to chassis posted by elementfordeath on September 11, 2008 at 09:30 AM
Message	clean the horn mounting location, its probably rusted. If its not, quite possible your horn is blown. have someone hit the horn button with the key in the on position and voltmeter the horn wire. that will narrow it down to your horn or not. stebel nautilus = excellent horn. ***** src="http://www.photodump.org/stored17/IMG_01362.jpg">mg src="http://www.photodump.org/stored20/46.jpg">
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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