Testing my horn
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Testing my horn
How do I test my horn to see if I am getting 12 volts?
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re: Testing my horn
Hook up an ohmmeter (or test light) to the horn wire and then hit the horn button. If the meter registers 12V (or the test light illuminates), you've got power.
If you don't, don't think automatically that the horn is defective. More than likely it's the spring-loaded contact under the steering wheel. These wear out and need to be replaced periodically.
If you don't, don't think automatically that the horn is defective. More than likely it's the spring-loaded contact under the steering wheel. These wear out and need to be replaced periodically.
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'67 F-100 2WD SWB ~ '69 F-100 4WD SWB w/7" chop ~ 1975 F-250 Ranger XLT Supercab Camper Special
My '67 restoration video
-> Posting and you! <-a MUST watch for all!!