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**cwcarpenter98** · 12-13-2021, 01:10 PM

I would assume that you took the horn contact parts apart in the steering wheel area to replace the turn signal switch wiring. If you don't get the plastic ring and metal contact plate lined up perfectly, the contact plate will be constantly grounding the system, thus allowing the horn to go off. I did that once with my truck, so I know from experience

12-13-2021, 01:10 PM	#10
cwcarpenter98 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Hickory Flat, GA Posts: 4,426	Re: Project Ssybil Begins I would assume that you took the horn contact parts apart in the steering wheel area to replace the turn signal switch wiring. If you don't get the plastic ring and metal contact plate lined up perfectly, the contact plate will be constantly grounding the system, thus allowing the horn to go off. I did that once with my truck, so I know from experience __________________ Christian Carpenter 1963 C10 - Frankentruck 283, 3 speed with overdrive Overdrive wiring here 1963-ish truck bed trailer - Half-Wit 1981 C10 - Penny 305, th350 1995 Dodge Dakota Sport "I'll put it simple: if you're going hard enough left, you'll find yourself turning right." - Doc Hudson