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General Tech Horn Works

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Just for you TR folks. I had an interesting experience fixing my horn. It wouldn’t work so I was able to see with a test lamp that my steering column wasn’t grounded. I fixed that with a strap and hose clamp down on the rack tube (way clear of the fan). I then still had no horn, but a mere click at the relay. I had a new relay on my shelf and installed it, all wired up. Still no horn, but I then remembered a few of you guys saying you have to jumper C2 to W2. In fact, I forgot that I once before had to do that. Anyway, I jumpered it and now have a great loud Triumph horn. I’m headed out for a drive. It’s already hot in my great town.
 
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