307 horn to work hard solution?

rust remover spray can work.

Is there any kind of extra conductivity increasing wd 40 in these sprays?

I don't know if WD40 does this work, but electricians use this kind of sprays in industry. For example, some taillights are dimmed, brightness increases when the master squeezes this spray into the jack behind the taillight. (of course, if the bulb has no problem)

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My 307's horn was playing hard. I sanded the contact points and rubbed a little grease, I think it improved a little, but I think grease collects over time. What should be the conductivity enhancer to the contact point?

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the horn has a shear cob inside the steering wheel, remove it from there and tighten under the steering fastening bolt, it will recover


h_307 2010-02-03 21:34:07

I think instead of grease there (which, as you say, will be like mud for reasons of dust, etc.)
If you use the spray I have given below, it will give a more precise result. I recommend using the blue spray in the middle in the link. It is a non-conductive and oil-free spray. Be careful when using plastic parts because it can cause abrasions and matting on some surfaces. I think the price is around 8-10 TL.


By the way, WD40 is an oily spray as far as I know and when you use it, the dust will stick there and muddy over time.

http://www.plusmaxstore.com/philips.htm


I have nothing to do with the company, I used it only for painting purposes.

Regards good forums.



Fatality 2010-02-06 00:11:20

There was such a problem in my 307. It has improved with WD40.