[Healeys] Horn Problems

[Alan Seigrist]

Kenny -

It is quite likely that when you put it together the contacts on the back of
the switch are now crossed with each other.  Alternatively, if you popped
the horn button out when you took the switch out, if you reassmbled it and
the spring is not centered correctly, you will get the same result.  I
suspect it is something like that since it happened when you took the switch
out and put it back.

Best,

Alan


On 1/9/08, Kenny J <theswed at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> I just slid out my trafficator to center my steering wheel.  After getting
> everything back together my horn is now constently on.  Could I have
> damage
> the horn switch?
>
> Info: When installing new horns last year, I isolated the horn brackets
> with a
> piece of rubber.  The horns would not work properly when the metal bracket
> was
> touching the chassis.  Did I do that correctly?  Could that be the cause
> of my
> problem now?  Thanks.
>
> Kenny
>
> 61 BT-7
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Alan

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