my horn be broke!
Thread Starter
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 17
From: United States
my horn be broke!
what the hell can i look at for fixing the thing, which fuse is its fuse if it has one, my fuse cover is gone and being a used car i havent got the owners manual...</P>
also does the fire wall below the heat hoses have ahole that is suposed to leak anti freeze from the heater core er something, possible pver flow relief hole or something, </P>
any help will be great</P>
-gary in texas</P>
Thread Starter
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 17
From: United States
my horn be broke!
bah ahahahahaha, air horns rock like hell man! maybe we should put in a p.a. system, thatd kick ***. i now have another horn that works we shall take apart the steering wheel and cheack the buttons to see if they are broken, if not we shall just do a fresh install of a new horn, its just to pass inspection and have fun with so, eh</P>
about the core, the hole is in the fire wall... why is it there? its a rubber nub thing and looks like a hose could have been there but it got cut, this isnt the heater hoses up top this hole is below them like a foot and drips fluid, i was thinking plug it up, i had filled the system up a little full do this mean something to that</P>
any way thanks for any help</P>
btw yes my hazards work</P>
-gary in texas</P><edited><editID>greyfox</editID><editDate>38000.0557060185</editDate></edited>
2nd Gear Member
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 238
From: United States
my horn be broke!
if your leaking antifreeze into the inside your heater core is gone dont make my mistake and put if off do it asap the antifreeze adds up in the carpet especially when you contstantly top off your fluid
Thread Starter
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 17
From: United States
my horn be broke!
well im not gonna worry to hard cause i know they leak when broken and leak inside the car, but this is from the engine bay, confuxing to me...</P>
ill just jam a rag in the hole, and ask the previous owner a thing or two...</P>
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my horn be broke!
ill just jam a rag in the hole, and ask the previous owner a thing or two...</P>
If you have a/c, the hole is probably there to vent condensation. Plugging the hole will let the antifreeze **** into the car interior. I bought my car with a bad heater core. The owner had plumbed in gate valves to shut it off. You can probably find a piece of pipe or tubing that will fit inside the hoses. Then the heater will just be bypassed. Heater core replacement requires draining the A/C system , and pulling the dash loose. I modified my heater with an access plate. Lucky thing I did, because the new core leaked!</P>
