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Today I finally got my '71 2wd Blazer on the road (legally) New exhaust, license, etc. When I was getting it inspected,... the left front turn signal was flickering and then went out. It's never been a problem before and it had a new bulb. When I got home I realized the socket was bad, so I replaced it with another assembly I had laying around. Now the horn doesn't work. I can hear the relay clicking, but no horn. Is there a connection? (or lack of?) Also I have converted to an internally regulated alternator. Any suggestions?
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Location: Muskegon,MI,USA
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If your horn relay is clicking than there is a good possibility that the problem is with the horns themselves, (assuming the wiring is ok).
I would check for voltage at the horns, first. Jim |
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