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testing horn Okay, please tell me if I am incorrect...
To test an authentic horn, I believe all I need to do is connect 6v. to one wire and ground the other. Yes? No? I'm full of poopy? Thanks guys. |
Re: testing horn Yes, just connect a 6V circuit with one lead on each terminal. Polarity irrelevant.
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Re: testing horn Put a few drops of light oil on the bearings. Make sure the commutator is clean and the brushes are in good shape. Start with the adjustment screw loosened (counter clockwise) a bit to see if the motor will turn over. Then screw in the adjustment screw one click at a time (clockwise) until you get the sound you want. One other thing to do is to take the front off and put a little grease on the ratchet wheel that causes the noise.
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Re: testing horn Thanks fellas!
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Re: testing horn Keep the original diaphragm. I’ve never found a repro that gives the right sound.
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