However, about 10 minutes later the horn started to work all by itself > whenever we were making turns.>

So, the question is, what's going on with this horn and how do I make it at > least not go on whenever we make a turn?

"Rod" wrote>

Take off the horn pad and see if there's a wire/plug that has come loose.> Your pounding may have dislodged it from its "safe" place, and now it> flops around and grounds itself (blowing the horn) as the wheel turns.>

front of me to head south). For some stupid reason this guy thought that> all he had to do was look at traffic coming from the north on 2nd street

ignore everything coming from the south on 2nd street. He pulls into 2nd> immediately in front of me and so my reaction was to bound on the horn in

effort to make it work before this guy plowed into our side. The horn

However, about 10 minutes later the horn started to work all by itself> whenever we were making turns.>

So, the question is, what's going on with this horn and how do I make it

least not go on whenever we make a turn?>