| Author | Message | ||
     Cyclonemick |
On my way into work this morning I was stuck at a real long light do I decided to check my turn signals and brake lights and such and noticed I have no Horn! Is there a fuse under the seat or do they just go bad? | ||
| Buell_bert |
It could be the accessory fuse but other things would not work. First check the connectors at the horn and the one going to the handlebar switches. | ||
| Cyclonemick |
Thanks! Will do when I get off work this evening! Couldn't get to it last night was swamped with chores from wife! | ||
| Cyclone00 |
Definatly could be a fuse. The shock horn does go after a while but will give you notice doing so. The tone will change and it will get quieter and quieter. Its due from dirt and grime getting up in there I think. It is real easy and cheap to replace though, but yeah, chech yer fuses first. Ive got about 14 thousand miles on my Cyclone and Ive already replaced the horn once. | ||
| Cyclonemick |
Found out it was a loose connection! I first checked fuses and there is no Horn Fuse, Everything else works fine. I then pushed and wiggeled all the connections and now horn works again! Thanks for the tips! |
