

| Subject: | Re: Horn gone |
| From: | David Feldstein |
| Date: | Sun, 19 Aug 2001 15:03:41 EDT |
I have an 82 Vanagon GL Westfalia, and every since I bought it used 1.5 years ago, sometimes, when I turn the ignition too fast, or if it's just feeling rebellious, the horn will honk by itself. When it happens again, just turn off the engine, turning the key all the way off, and SLOWL turning back on again. Good luck. David. In a message dated 8/16/01 10:00:52 PM, mark_hb@HOTMAIL.COM writes: << My horn started honking itself and I noticed a bit of smoke from the area. At the same time frame I had stuck a map light in the cigarette lighter. So I stopped using the map light (from Walgreens) and took the fuse out for the horn. My question is, is use of the map light and the horn malfunction a coincidence, or are the wires related and is the map light too much? Either way I later found some torn copper shavings from a flat-disc-metal-piece in the horn. I still have them if anyones interested. >>
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