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Ed
AMC Fan Joined: Feb/22/2009 Location: Calhoun, GA Status: Offline Points: 6 |
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Posted: Mar/21/2009 at 6:56pm |
I've read all of the posts regarding horns, very helpful. My embarrassing question is, where is the relay? I can't find it.
By the way, here is the problem: Horn not working, but you can hear the relay activating - pretty loud noise actually, but can't locate it. If that is the case, does that rule out the relay as a root cause? Don't see any issues in the wiring visually. Thanks, Ed '65 Marlin |
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matt167
AMC Addicted Joined: Apr/01/2008 Location: New York Status: Offline Points: 1439 |
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if you can hear the relay click loud.. it's probably a bad relay... my Rambler horn worked if I did not overheat the horn relay, and when I did, it would stop working and I would get a loud click.... front driver side under the hood, is where they are on '65 Americans, I'd check there
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Ed
AMC Fan Joined: Feb/22/2009 Location: Calhoun, GA Status: Offline Points: 6 |
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The click is coming from the firewall area on the driver side, I just can't put my finger on the dang thing. Maybe it's inside the car under the dash.
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Bake
AMC Nut Joined: Sep/22/2008 Location: Petaluma, CA Status: Offline Points: 176 |
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horn relay in my 65 was next to the battery behind the driver side headlight.
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My daily driver 1965 American 330 Wagon 232 6 cyl/2-bbl |
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