Horn: Toggle Switch or Momentary
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Horn: Toggle Switch or Momentary
my wrench said he needed to swap out my switch pods on my road king police in order to clean up the wiring while doing my bar swap. The non police pods he ordered from the MOCO apparently have an off / on switch for the horn versus a momentary on button. This doesnt sound right but I admit I know nothing about late model handle bar controls. Is it really an on off toggle versus a plunger style button for the horn that sounds for as long or a briefly as you hold in the button??
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From: Rolla
You push the horn button and it sounds. You let go of the button and it stops.
It is not a toggle switch.
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thI figred it couldnt be right. Can you post a pic of the left and right pods for me so I can have something to reference tomorrow when I go to his shop to see what the heck is going on. Thanks
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From: Phoenix '53, '88, '09 Big Twins
could be the positions are swapped hi beam/horn....I know when i jump over to my cop bike I hit the horn when i want the high beam and vice versa.
so i wired the horn to my siren switch.
the horn switch is a momentary N/O ( Normally Open), wired to a relay for the horn
mike
so i wired the horn to my siren switch.
the horn switch is a momentary N/O ( Normally Open), wired to a relay for the horn
mike
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