[avj97]

I've futzed around for 3 years trying to get the horn in my 69 to work. Took all the advice of my friends here at VFM...no luck. Took apart the horns, cleaned up the little plugs on the horns, made sure the horns have good metal to metal contact while mounted. removed and cleaned up the horn ring wires, etc. Still Nothing. DId it twice !?!? Nutin !

Yesterday afternoon I was cruising along NH rt. 107, and for some unknown reason I pressed the horn ring. HOONK...yup, it works *LOL* I have no idea why. Man, I've spent quite a lot of time on this, to no avail. Now, out of the blue, the darn thing works.

Who ever said these cars don't have a personality !!!

 

[Guest]

My 69 acts odd too, sometimes the horn works sometimes it doesn't. I'm still getting use to the rim blow, and occasionaly honk it by accident. Hopefully yours continues to work.

 

[TrojanMike67]

Cars do that sometimes. My instrument gauge lights didnt work for months. They mysteriously lit up the past week but didnt work again last night /forums/images/icons/smile.gif lol

Mike

 

[sharkmouth]

your instrument panel light fuse probably wasn't making good contact....had no dash lights, rolled fuse in its holder, voila!!

 

[echo657]

I had a similar problem with the turn signals on my 70 coupe. They worked fine til I turned on the headlights. Then, one day out of the blue, they started working. Don't look a gift horse in the mouth! Just accept that your horn works, and go from there.