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So I was out driving my TR3 that has a GM alternator in it. All of the
sudden the horns went off and wouldn't stop. I pulled over to the curb and
turned the key off and they kept sounding. Then they stopped by themselves
and don't work at all now. I started the car and now the alternator failure
light illuminated. Just great. I checked the alternator and yes, it is not
generating power. Can these two occurrences be connected? Maybe they just
decided to happen at about the same time. I can't see it in the wiring
diagram.
-Bill Brewer
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class=3DMsoNormal> So I was out driving my TR3 =
that has a GM alternator in it. All of the sudden the horns went off and =
wouldn’t stop. I pulled over to the curb and turned the key off =
and they kept sounding. Then they stopped by themselves and don’t =
work at all now. I started the car and now the alternator failure light =
illuminated. Just great. I checked the alternator and yes, it is not =
generating power. Can these two occurrences be connected? Maybe they =
just decided to happen at about the same time. I can’t see it in =
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