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Air horn woes
Remove the old one from the wire. Solder or splice in the new one. Seal it up with heat shrink and you're done. Never done it myself but the thread that is linked in the beginning of this one seems to show it's pretty straight forward. Looks to just be an inline diode.- Swamp Donkey
- Post #87
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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Air horn woes
Search "1N5404 diode" on Ebay. Just make sure you pick one that ships from the US.- Swamp Donkey
- Post #85
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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Air horn woes
#25 is the only wire in the column. The button connects it to Ground when pressed. If #25 grounds inside the column then the switch is bypassed and the horn will stay on indefinitely. He stated that he removed the wire to the button at the BOTTOM of the column which would take the button, and...- Swamp Donkey
- Post #67
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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Air horn woes
You could have continuity to both ends of the wire in the column and still be grounding inside the column too. Check continuity between one end of the wire and the column itself to rule this out.- Swamp Donkey
- Post #62
- Forum: 5-ton and up
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Air horn woes
If you find you need a new horn button to fix the problem, I have a NOS button and NOS button kit that includes everything in the column if you need it. You have a couple small things I'd trade even for. I also sent you an email.- Swamp Donkey
- Post #36
- Forum: 5-ton and up