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Horn Failure

chrisr

chrisr

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Old guy pulled out without looking , hand slammed on horn which woke the old guy up from his afternoon kip on the A583 and then its kinda gone quiet ( well is broke ! ) checked the connections, fuse and unscrewed what bits I can and well Im stuck - when horn depressed can hear a clicking sound from passenger footwell ! but that's my lot. Any ideas . Thanks
 
When I first read the heading I was going to suggest Viagra but then read on :ROFLMAO:

Check the connections at the horn its self, are you getting power to the horn?

It is a bit of a sod to get to as its up inside the passenger front wing. You may be able to get to it through the air inlet hole by the headlamp (covered with a big rubber bung on S2's) otherwise you will have to remove the arch liner.
 

ORIGINAL: John Sims

otherwise you will have to remove the arch liner.
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Drat! Mine has gone all wimpy on the Turbo. It's more of a parp parp than the ACHTUNG SCHNELL get out of my way that it used to be [&:]
 
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