Eulalio Member Joined Oct 26, 2020 Messages 53 Location Amarillo Texas Oct 26, 2020 #1 I bought this to replace my stock horn. Followed the wiring down to a tee but the horn does not activate. I direct-wire-tested the compressor to the battery and it works. I suspected the relay is faulty, any idea what to do next?
I bought this to replace my stock horn. Followed the wiring down to a tee but the horn does not activate. I direct-wire-tested the compressor to the battery and it works. I suspected the relay is faulty, any idea what to do next?
mrjp JK Enthusiast Supporting Member Ride of the Month Winner Joined Sep 1, 2020 Messages 829 Location Southern Nevada Oct 26, 2020 #2 Did you wire the white wire to a good ground? Reactions: BLACKJKU
Eulalio Member Joined Oct 26, 2020 Messages 53 Location Amarillo Texas Oct 26, 2020 #3 Black and white to ground. The Blue & White to the OEM horn wire.
BLACKJKU Moderator Staff Member Lifetime Supporting Member Joined Feb 22, 2020 Messages 5,131 Location Huntington In Oct 26, 2020 #4 Eulalio said: Black and white to ground. The Blue & White to the OEM horn wire. Click to expand... Depending on how you look at the black and white wire it almost looks white at the ring terminal.
Eulalio said: Black and white to ground. The Blue & White to the OEM horn wire. Click to expand... Depending on how you look at the black and white wire it almost looks white at the ring terminal.
TROY66/68 Donner Party Lifetime Supporting Member Joined Sep 11, 2020 Messages 581 Location Muskoka ON Oct 27, 2020 #5 You can bench test the relay to see if it is at fault. 12v supply and DMM set to ohms. Reactions: mrjp