Inexistent horn bullet terminal
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Remyd
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Re: Inexistent horn bullet terminal
So, this is the state of the horn contact. Clearly not connected to the slip ring. Can I bend it back or do I need a new one?
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Remy Dubois
1971 MGB GT
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Robert Dickinson
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Re: Inexistent horn bullet terminal
Carefully bend it back and make sure the surfaces are clean, if that doesn't work investigate further.
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Paul Scott
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Re: Inexistent horn bullet terminal
From Picture 1 it looks like the switch gear is not fitted high enough to activate the self cancel for indicators.
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Remyd
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Re: Inexistent horn bullet terminal
The horn is fixed, just had to bend the horn contact back so it touched the plate. Easy fix when you know how. Thank you to all that helped!
Remy Dubois
1971 MGB GT
1971 MGB GT