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Horn Hiccup Issue Help Needed

4 posts Started 5 Jan 2015 Last recovered post 5 Jan 2015 Wayback Machine snapshot 4 Mar 2015

#1

When engaging my horn the bike hiccups. Tested in a tunnel and lights do not dim or blink, it’s a motor hiccup. Any thoughts?

Thx


#2

The horn is bad.  


Take your meter and measure the resistance a cross the coil .  It just a speaker .


#3

When engaging my horn the bike hiccups. Tested in a tunnel and lights do not dim or blink, it’s a motor hiccup. Any thoughts?

Thx

I know exactly what you are talking about. My '98 did the same. It was a bit of a hesitation for a quarter second when hitting the horn. It was obvious that something was goofy in circuit so a way out without a lot of pain was to isolate the horn. -- I installed a relay in the circuit and while I was at it, I did add a larger horn. -- No more "hiccups".  I found a good place to mount the relay is on the front fairing stay. -- I did a thread awhile back, I'll post the link once I find it. ---Link was deleted, some pics

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#4

One of my Y2Ks does this same thing. Just a slight rpm drop. I fixed it by not using the horn!


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