horn button
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horn button
i have a 69 f-250 with a flatbed from the factory the only problem i have with it is the engine is out of a 91 it's a 300 so i need to wire up a fuel pump for the carb what gpm do i need and do i need a oil pressure switch and where do i get the power? the other problem is the horn,i applied power to the horns and they work,how do you check the relay,and how do you remove the horn button without breaking it,it hasen't been removed since 69 and all the wiring is original except the light switch it was changed 5 yrs ago when i parked the truck the lights all work just not the horn. oh and the alternator wiring is obamasized going to switch it over to 3g soon as i can get to the junk yard.
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Once you remove the horn button, you will see the horn brush and insulator (13A821 & 13A822 in pic) that fits into a hole on the outside of the steering wheel.
The brush contains a thin copper wire that snaps, horn no longer blows.
Horn relay located on the right (passenger side) inner fender apron, adjacent to the starter relay aka solenoid.
The brush contains a thin copper wire that snaps, horn no longer blows.
Horn relay located on the right (passenger side) inner fender apron, adjacent to the starter relay aka solenoid.
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