Hi Scott,
Will you please tell me where you got your Brush, horn button? I have had
one on backorder from TRF since June.
Thanks
CC51493LO
-----Original Message-----
From: scott suhring <suhring@lancnews.infi.net>
To: Jerry <lensman@erols.com>
Cc: triumphs@autox.team.net <triumphs@autox.team.net>
Date: Saturday, November 07, 1998 3:41 PM
Subject: Re: Horn Push Button Dissection
>
>Jerry:
>
>More than likely the copper inner wire of the
>push (inside the spring) is broken or at the
>ends where it is soldered. I tried fixing
>one and found it a bit difficult to get just
>the right length with soldering. Ended up buying
>a new one for around $15?
>
>Scott Suhring
>Elizabethtown, PA
>'70 TR6
>
>Jerry wrote:
>>
>> Here's one for the list. My horn isn't working. Everything is hooked
>> up right and the fuse is not blown. I can make the horn work by
>> shorting out the horn brush (the plastic bic pen and spring) and the
>> steering column but can't make it sound by depressing (or even cheering
>> up) the horn push button. Has anyone taken the horn push button apart?
>> Could it be a bad contact on the inside of the horn push button. I've
>> cleaned all the other contacts but still can't get the horn to sound by
>> pushing the button. Any ideas.
>>
>> Jerry
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