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So I fitted a Momo wheel a few years ago, never actually got round to sorting the horn.
This year, as I was going abroad in the car, I decided to box all the little jobs off including this.
Made a wire to jump to the steering column with a jubilee clip wound as I've seen this before. Success!!!! 2000 miles round France, Belgium and Germany and home, no issues.
However, I now have a random beep! Slow speeds, not all the time just occasionally. I assume something is contacting something else and Ill investigate this weekend but anyone experienced this and have any ideas?!?
Didn’t get chance to look this morning and headed off to the shops, a little beep in the multi storey car park embarrassingly! Then pulling into fuel it up on the way back it just went nuts. Beeping and then continuous beep!! Bloody loud and rather embarrassing! Pulled the fuse to the horns and got home. I’ve removed the steering shroud and there is nothing there that looks amiss or would touch anything. I’d already disconnected the cables in the momo horn and taped them so they weren’t an issue. Any ideas?? Could the actual horns be at fault??
Mine had the same issue with the momo wheel. My local indie sorted it for me very quickly (something to do with the earth). Will find out the fix and let you know.
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