Horn Power
 

I just installed a new horn / light switch rod in my steering column. Lights - parking, low beam, and high beam are A oK. l don’t have any current to the horn. I’m not sure what to look for.

Re: Horn Power
 

The power goes from the cutout straight to the horn, the ground goes
from the horn button through the light switch to the horn.


Bob

Re: Horn Power
 

As Bob said, take a voltmeter check your wires at the horn you should have a hot to ground on the engine and then if you Push the horn button you should have a ground on the other wire

Re: Horn Power
 

Searching the circuits out and refusing to the proper wiring diagram l did locate the problem.
Someone cut off the pos. wire and tucked it back into the sheathing feeding the horn. Now I need to rebuild the existing horn.

Re: Horn Power
 

Now your enjoying your car and having fun. Nothing like finding and fixing an electrical problem

Re: Horn Power
 

It is GOOD that you are fixing the horn. That is the best part of a Model A.


Chris W.

Re: Horn Power
 

Agree ! Have to give a double AHOOGA to all the strangers that wave.

Re: Horn Power
 

I agree with tha but it's a pity they aren't as loud as other similar horns on other cars. There is quite a difference between the Model A horn and the ones on Chrysler cars for example.

Re: Horn Power
 

Oh so true. My '25 dodge brothers has a Northeast Co. Aooogah horn and out does my '31 Ford Spartan.