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gmcdiecast · 07-11-2014, 08:41 AM

Hello everyone, this is my first post here. I have owened a Model A for all of 2 months and am a novice when it comes to mechanics. The 1929 Standard Coupe I purcahsed has a new light wiring harness but it was not installed. I started last night working on getting it installed. Started with the horn to see if I could get it to work. Hooked up the two wires and pushed the horn button and it worked. Not the coolest Ahooga but it worked. Started to put the housing back together and pushed the button again cause my luck usually runs out when putting stuff back together...and it didn't sound anymore. The motor still spins fast. I had a new diaphram and the old one was full of tiny rust holes so I changes it. Stiil nothing. Any ideas. Read something about the small hole in the diaphram having to be in a certain spot. Any help is appreciated.

07-11-2014, 08:41 AM	#1
gmcdiecast Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 13	Newbie with horn issues Hello everyone, this is my first post here. I have owened a Model A for all of 2 months and am a novice when it comes to mechanics. The 1929 Standard Coupe I purcahsed has a new light wiring harness but it was not installed. I started last night working on getting it installed. Started with the horn to see if I could get it to work. Hooked up the two wires and pushed the horn button and it worked. Not the coolest Ahooga but it worked. Started to put the housing back together and pushed the button again cause my luck usually runs out when putting stuff back together...and it didn't sound anymore. The motor still spins fast. I had a new diaphram and the old one was full of tiny rust holes so I changes it. Stiil nothing. Any ideas. Read something about the small hole in the diaphram having to be in a certain spot. Any help is appreciated.