Horn isn't working

[doghead]

Just looked, yes the parts are shown and identified with GM part numbers in the -34P.

I could not copy the page or I would have attached it here.

 

[Tinstar]

Are the parts shown and identified in the parts TM?

I'm sure they are.
Stuff like that I just search for without looking up exact part number.



There were, when I needed one, quite a few used ones and lucked out and found all NOS GM parts.
Everything, including screws. Plastic was still sealed and very pliable. No rust on anything.

 

[Gunzy]

Did you ever stop to ask yourself if that made sense?

Does anything pertaining to a Government procurement contract or property disposal make sense?

 

[Tdrake1]

Yup, horn diode


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I don't know much about wiring. Is there a specific diode I would need to replace the bad one? Thanks


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[doghead]

No, simply cut it out. You do not need it.

 

[Tdrake1]

No, simply cut it out. You do not need it.

Thanks will do


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[RickTheEngineer]

My horn stopped working once. The way I fixed it was by taking the front grill off and the horn is near the driver's side headlight. There is a connector that allowed the horn to work when I pressed on it, so I got a new connector, soldered everything together, problem solved.

 

[Tdrake1]

My horn stopped working once. The way I fixed it was by taking the front grill off and the horn is near the driver's side headlight. There is a connector that allowed the horn to work when I pressed on it, so I got a new connector, soldered everything together, problem solved.

I haven't checked right at the horn. I figured if it isn't the diode I'll just have to chase the wires down until I find what it is


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