Horn Help 69 F250 2WD Automatic
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- timmk21
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Horn Help 69 F250 2WD Automatic
So my horn hasn't been working since I've had her. Wired up the horn, got her power so I thought it was all good. Take off the steering wheel and come to find out the wire that sticks out from the column and should be making contact (I think) is cut. If I touch the wire and touch metal the horn goes off. I looked on LMC to see what I needed to buy but couldn't find it. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!
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Re: Horn Help 69 F250 2WD Automatic
I believe you are talking about the contacts-those spring-loaded things with a flat base, a bullet-shaped top and a wire connecting the base to the top. They tend to break when you try to remove them.
Dennis Carpenter carries them-see this page for a picture to verify that we are talking about the same thing.
http://dennis-carpenter.com/horn-button ... -13A821-A/
But...they are out of stock, with no word on when they will have more.
I just ordered a pair from a company called Rubber the Right Way. They claim "top quality, USA made," and they have them in stock-I just received notification that mine shipped. Their website is not as user-friendly as Carpenters, but they seem like friendly folks. They charge 4.95 each plus shipping.
http://www.rubbertherightway.com/1971-f ... 8-prd1.htm
If these are what you need, make sure you get two of them-one sticking out from the steering wheel to engage the horn button, the other in the turn signal switch.
Dennis Carpenter carries them-see this page for a picture to verify that we are talking about the same thing.
http://dennis-carpenter.com/horn-button ... -13A821-A/
But...they are out of stock, with no word on when they will have more.
I just ordered a pair from a company called Rubber the Right Way. They claim "top quality, USA made," and they have them in stock-I just received notification that mine shipped. Their website is not as user-friendly as Carpenters, but they seem like friendly folks. They charge 4.95 each plus shipping.
http://www.rubbertherightway.com/1971-f ... 8-prd1.htm
If these are what you need, make sure you get two of them-one sticking out from the steering wheel to engage the horn button, the other in the turn signal switch.
Fred
1970 F100 4WD short bed, 360 engine, very rusty plow and yard truck
1971 F100 2WD long bed, 302 engine, on the road
1968 F100 2WD long bed, 360 engine, stripping for parts
1970 F100 4WD short bed, 360 engine, very rusty plow and yard truck
1971 F100 2WD long bed, 302 engine, on the road
1968 F100 2WD long bed, 360 engine, stripping for parts
- timmk21
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Re: Horn Help 69 F250 2WD Automatic
Thanks for the reply, looks like it is it. Im going to buy some up!
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Re: Horn Help 69 F250 2WD Automatic
I just received the horn contacts. They are Dennis Carpenter-branded parts, made in China. They look to be correct with regard to size, and, by eye, seem to be of decent quality.
Fred
1970 F100 4WD short bed, 360 engine, very rusty plow and yard truck
1971 F100 2WD long bed, 302 engine, on the road
1968 F100 2WD long bed, 360 engine, stripping for parts
1970 F100 4WD short bed, 360 engine, very rusty plow and yard truck
1971 F100 2WD long bed, 302 engine, on the road
1968 F100 2WD long bed, 360 engine, stripping for parts