Something similiar happened to me about a month ago. I called British
Specialties in Stockton, CA and spoke to David and he gave me instructions as I
worked to disassemble the trafficator. You shouldn't need to get into the
spring flying part I thought it interesting that he advised to pull the entire
tube out of the steering box w/ trafficator. It worked very well doing it that
way.
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Tim Davis BN7
> Hello List,
>
> Today when I was moving my adjustable wheel in and out the horn started
> blowing continuously and I disconnected it by the radiator. Later when
> testing, the horn would blow when moving the steering wheel from side to
> side.
>
> My guess is I broke the connection inside the trafficator, allowing the horn
> wire to ground internally.
>
> I'd appreciate any information on fixing this. The trafficator works
> correctly in other respects.
>
> I've had the trafficator in and out and am capable of making the fixes as
> long as I know the gotchas ahead of time--i.e. secondary spring explosions,
> that kind of thing.
>
> Thanks in advance. Happy Motoring!
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> Steve Gerow
> Pasadena CA
> 59 BN6
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