mr. fix it
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I checked out the wiring and found that the coil wire in the rag joint had broken
I quickly mocked up a jumper wire and I'm tooting my own horn once again
I did a pretty good job if I do say so myself
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I checked out the wiring and found that the coil wire in the rag joint had broken
I quickly mocked up a jumper wire and I'm tooting my own horn once again
I did a pretty good job if I do say so myself
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MarPar
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Tommy the Tooter! lol
WTG
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mr. fix it
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mr. fix it
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I don't get it....
MarPar
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MarPar
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wait, was the question again?
mr. fix it
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Actually this was an easy diagnosis
I popped the horn ring cover off grounded the horn wire
No sound..
I took a jumper wire and grounded the horn wire to a good ground in the car and it worked so it led me to believe that the internal ground was broken
I opened the hood and put some light on the rag joint and saw the broken ground coil wire
I popped the horn ring cover off grounded the horn wire
No sound..
I took a jumper wire and grounded the horn wire to a good ground in the car and it worked so it led me to believe that the internal ground was broken
I opened the hood and put some light on the rag joint and saw the broken ground coil wire
mr. fix it
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That's just the point Mario
There was no question
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