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Old 11-07-2016, 11:47 PM
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im not sure if i need to post in here or another thread but here it goes.ive got a 2002 silverado 5.3, a few months ago one of my horns went out i noticed it when i was locking my truck the horns blow. well i dismissed it as one horn went bad and never worried about it but a few weeks later i went to blow the horn and nothing it clicks from the relay. i take the horns off and test them there fine, i keep messing around and sometimes the horn will blow sometimes it wont. then a few weeks later im driving at night go to hit my turn signal to turn left both of them start flashing ( crazy i know). so next day i start checking bulbs all of them look fine, horn relay ive swapped it and it appears to be working. i get to thinking try the turn signals with lights off and the work fine but as soon as i hit the lights they both starting blinking instead of one side. i need help on what to check because ive run out of options, this all started back in february. any help would be greatly appriciated thanks.
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Sounds like a grounding issue. Most likely you have a bad core support ground.
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is there anyway to check it without tracing all them wires?
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Parks450 i think is on the money bad ground....



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