#1: horn gubbed Author: gtijames22, Location: stirlingPosted: Fri May 03, 2013 5:27 pm ---- my 180 twin horn sounds like its underwater, is it possible to chop and change without removing the front bumper?
any help is appreciated
#2: Re: horn gubbed Author: LeeThr, Location: North West WalesPosted: Fri May 03, 2013 5:57 pm ---- Depends how many cuts you want on your hands, it's possible but not straight forward.
#3: Re: horn gubbed Author: pete_206, Location: Ash, SurreyPosted: Fri May 03, 2013 6:22 pm ---- ?? Is it not the same as the horn on any other 206? They're abit fiddly to get out but just jack up the car and get in with a sprocket wrench.. will take 5-10 minutes of fiddling with the one little screw but it comes off eventually. When I changed mine I had to strip the wires and remember nearly dropping a scalpel in my eye when I knocked my arm.. just ended up with a stabbed cheek luckily
#4: Re: horn gubbed Author: gtijames22, Location: stirlingPosted: Fri May 03, 2013 7:38 pm ---- yikes (about the scalpel) well i may end up just removing the bumper, better than making an easy job difficult
#5: Re: horn gubbed Author: pete_206, Location: Ash, SurreyPosted: Sat May 04, 2013 3:56 am ---- seriously, if it's the same as mine was there's no point going to all the effort of removing the bumper! That seems like a whole lot of effort for one little screw holding the horn. once that's off there's just a little clip for the wiring, you pull out the metal bit in that and the horns off.. Want me to take mine off this morning to show you a few pics of what I mean?
as for the scalpel.. it's really not a dangerous job. I just have a habit of rushing because I'm an impatient git.. it's a safe, easy job honest You shouldn't have to strip any wires either. My horn wasn't working because the wiring had snapped from what I remember so I had to strip the wire to pop it back in.
#6: Re: horn gubbed Author: gtijames22, Location: stirlingPosted: Sat May 04, 2013 4:38 am ---- its fine, i know where it is lol. its the twin horn setup on the 180, i dont think urs has that 1, bearing in mind the engine bay in the 180 is jam packed and the 1.4's arent
#7: Re: horn gubbed Author: pete_206, Location: Ash, SurreyPosted: Sat May 04, 2013 4:55 am ---- yeh true. The horn on mine is still behind the front bumper but might be in a different place, and yeh it's not a twin horn. good luck with getting it out all the same, hope it's no trouble!
#8: Re: horn gubbed Author: gtijames22, Location: stirlingPosted: Sat May 04, 2013 10:03 am ---- thanks mate, i'll let u know how i get on
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You shouldn't have to strip any wires either. My horn wasn't working because the wiring had snapped from what I remember so I had to strip the wire to pop it back in.
