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| 04-07-2020 16:43 | |
| jiwawa |
Stick around, you never know what else you might learn! Welcome to the forum. |
| 04-07-2020 11:50 | |
| Home called Hovis | Thanks for the information, I had tried everything I could think of but in the end taking off the steering wheel showed me the wear and tear inside the steering coloum. One of the copper plates had snapped off and the brass band was worn out so I filled the voids with solder now it works a treat. I'll put it on YouTube. Thanks again. |
| 12-05-2015 23:17 | |
| TheNomad |
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Pull the cover off where your horn is on the steering wheel, there are two wires with connectors that go on some metal strips that make the circuit when pressed, one of those might have worked loose with the vibration, I had the same problem on my van, pushed the clip back on and nipped it tighter with some pliers, this cured the problem.
ray. No; on the Mark 2 (X230/X244) Ducatos there is just one wire and spade connector attached to the underside of the central horn boss. See my "how to" guide above. |
| 12-05-2015 20:19 | |
| con-tiki |
MH only failed on a seized near side brake. .Sorted!....  Shirl |
| 12-05-2015 02:10 | |
| con-tiki |
Thanks again for all the help.. MOT booked for 11am.. Shirl |
| 11-05-2015 10:13 | |
| rayrecrok |
Pull the cover off where your horn is on the steering wheel, there are two wires with connectors that go on some metal strips that make the circuit when pressed, one of those might have worked loose with the vibration, I had the same problem on my van, pushed the clip back on and nipped it tighter with some pliers, this cured the problem. ray. |
| 11-05-2015 09:52 | |
| Pudsey_Bear |
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 Thanks everyone for your help. I turned the steering wheel back and forward a few times and it appears to be working now...I am thinking its a dodgy connection at the steering wheel. I shall take it for its MOT and if it fails on anything ( the forever pessimist) I will get the garage to do the necessary on the horn. If it passes I might take a stab at doing it myself! The prospect of breaking my nose brings tears to my eyes..... I am feeling a bit brave since I renewed my house kitchen tap with no disasters  Shirl |
| 11-05-2015 01:09 | |
| con-tiki |
Thanks everyone for your help. I turned the steering wheel back and forward a few times and it appears to be working now...I am thinking its a dodgy connection at the steering wheel. I shall take it for its MOT and if it fails on anything ( the forever pessimist) I will get the garage to do the necessary on the horn. If it passes I might take a stab at doing it myself! The prospect of breaking my nose brings tears to my eyes..... I am feeling a bit brave since I renewed my house kitchen tap with no disasters Shirl |
| 11-05-2015 00:12 | |
| cabby |
I suggest before you pull the wheel off that you check that there is current reaching the horn.It is often placed where it can gather plenty of road dirt and rain.Now you have seen a picture of one it should be easier to find. cabby |
| 10-05-2015 23:29 | |
| erneboy |
And make sure you leave the nut partly on till the wheel comes free otherwise you may well break your nose. I know The Nomad already said that but it's worth repeating, a low flying steering wheel up the kite is an eye watering experience. |
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