no horn after turn signal cam
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no horn after turn signal cam
this car didnt have a turn signal cam in it wen i got it. so yesterday i put a new one in it HELP!p.n. 83232. well it cancels the signal well enuff put i still have no horn? relay doesnt even click. and i hooked the relay up to a 9v battery an it workd. any ideas ? should mention the column was swapped out to an 89. was i supposed to remove the black tape stuff from it b4 installion?
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Re: no horn after turn signal cam
I just did mine. I also got the cam to finally work.
In the protrusion from the cancelling cam, do you have a little metal pin and spring in there? If not, she ain't gonna go beep beep
with the wheel off. if you short the center of the column to the metal lead coming up for the horn you will hear beep beep. That means it's that little pin and springy thingy.
I grabbed my steering wheel puller, my sockets, headed to the boneyard and took that little springy thingy from a 3rd gen that was there
In the protrusion from the cancelling cam, do you have a little metal pin and spring in there? If not, she ain't gonna go beep beep
with the wheel off. if you short the center of the column to the metal lead coming up for the horn you will hear beep beep. That means it's that little pin and springy thingy.
I grabbed my steering wheel puller, my sockets, headed to the boneyard and took that little springy thingy from a 3rd gen that was there
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Re: no horn after turn signal cam
well i mite be thinking of something different. where are the pieces ur talking about located?
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Re: no horn after turn signal cam
my is an 91 with the old style 89 steering wheel in it.
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do you see the tube, or protrusion or whatever you call it coming toward you from the cancelling cam? There should be a metal pin and a spring inside that tube. Without those little parts we get no beep beep beep
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Re: no horn after turn signal cam
yea mine has that. wat does the bottom of the cam touch to make contact?
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Re: no horn after turn signal cam
yep the piece i was missing was built into the turn signal switch itself took one out of one i had laying around and bingo. beep. beep.
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Re: no horn after turn signal cam
A ball point pen spring works if ya might be missing one. I just tested that theory and it works fine.
Can't help with a lumpy cam in the turn signals...but the Comp 286 roller in my race car's 406 is kinda lumpy.
Can't help with a lumpy cam in the turn signals...but the Comp 286 roller in my race car's 406 is kinda lumpy.
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Re: no horn after turn signal cam
I saved myself future hassle after replacing the relay to no avail.... Installed a push button/toggle for my horn. Works great but have it mounted to the side and not nearly as much fun as beating on the steering wheel when someone ticks you off. Have a horn nonetheless.......
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Re: no horn after turn signal cam
Hmmm...a G-body owner. Very nice Buck. I've owned quite a few G-bodies. I only have one at the moment. An 85 Monte Carlo SS:
I've owned it since 1996, but it hadn't been driven for about 10 years up until last month. Unfortunately, it didn't like trying to get 500HP thru a 7.5" rear end and on the first WOT pass on the salt flats, the pinion yoke broke, allowing the driveshaft to spin outta control at around 4000 rpm (GPS said I was doing 137 when it broke) wreaking havoc and destruction on anything it could find. That was the end of my racing for the year. But I'll be back in 2012 with a much "de-bugged" race car. I'm shooting for speeds around 160 the way it sits...well, I need to do some interior mods, but the drive train will remain essentially the same.
G-bods and F-bods rule!
and now...
I've owned it since 1996, but it hadn't been driven for about 10 years up until last month. Unfortunately, it didn't like trying to get 500HP thru a 7.5" rear end and on the first WOT pass on the salt flats, the pinion yoke broke, allowing the driveshaft to spin outta control at around 4000 rpm (GPS said I was doing 137 when it broke) wreaking havoc and destruction on anything it could find. That was the end of my racing for the year. But I'll be back in 2012 with a much "de-bugged" race car. I'm shooting for speeds around 160 the way it sits...well, I need to do some interior mods, but the drive train will remain essentially the same.
G-bods and F-bods rule!
and now...
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