Can I retrofit 78 steering wheel to a 69 f250 horn issues
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First verify that the horns work.
Second, verify the horn relay works. It is located aft of the starter solenoid.
Third, the horn system works via the horn button applying a ground for the horn relay. If depressing the horn button does not work, install a jumper wire across the steering coupler ("rag joint") and retest.
If the latter fixes it, the small copper tang on the coupler is broken. Fab up a jumper wire with an eyelet terminal on each end and install it to bridge the electrical gap.
Second, verify the horn relay works. It is located aft of the starter solenoid.
Third, the horn system works via the horn button applying a ground for the horn relay. If depressing the horn button does not work, install a jumper wire across the steering coupler ("rag joint") and retest.
If the latter fixes it, the small copper tang on the coupler is broken. Fab up a jumper wire with an eyelet terminal on each end and install it to bridge the electrical gap.
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1978/79 F100/350, Bronco & Econoline with factory installed Speed Control: The horn relay attaches to the Speed Control amplifier, located on the inside of the firewall, adjacent to the fuse box.
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