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Horn help


gazzaw

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Hi

 

Got an old jeep horn that had the terminals loose and I took off the front cover to replace posts and refasten inner wiring etc. Replaced everything and put current through it, but although the solenoid/electro magnetic coil buzzing, it is not 'honking' the way it should. Is there a way to adjust the diaphragm travel (seem to remember big nut in middle rear of casing -does this affect travel or spacing between magnet and diaphragm)

 

Anything else I should be looking at -the horn on vehicle before was working ok (but more modern) so circuit to horn has power and no fault there.

 

Any more internal adjustments I should be checking out?:blush:

 

Thanks

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gave it a strip down, all the electrics working fine but it buzzes only, noticed a threaded hole in backplate which goes to what looks as though it is used to adj tone but bolt missing -tiny BA sized thing with a fine thread. whacked it a few times whilst pressing a rod into the hole and it improved but was intermittant -so I guess it is still sticking and I need a small screw into the 'adj' hole. Or start looking for a new rear end

 

Other thing I'll need to look at is the contacts on the electromagnet/solenoid -looks like a set of points contacts

 

Gary

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