IML: Unintentional Drawing of Attention

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This is why we drive these 'normal' cars, like your Powdered Bronze 1960
LeBaron sedan, so we don't stick out like a sore thumb like these ghastly
SUVs and jellybean cars. Hehe, thats a good one, Paul...

So I've started having the same trouble with my horn, I'd be interested in
hearing if this is more common to the copper contact rings at the steering
wheel or if there is a wire that shorts in the column, etc. If someone would
like to sound off on this clarion issue, there'd be some welcome ears.

Eric
Portland, Oregon
gearhead@xxxxxxxxxxx

> I have had the horn blowing when turning the wheel syndrome. It has
> happened twice. Both times were when I wasn't wanting to call attention to
> myself. Imagine driving a '60 Imperial and not wanting to call attention
> to oneself! Having the horn blow repeatedly while I was turning the wheel
> got everyone's attention >
> Paul 



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