I have a Bobcat CT 450 (cabbed model) and the horn was working intermittently but has now stopped.
Switch was tested and good. 12V power lead to horn is good.
Black wire with white stripe doesn't show connectivity from switch to horn but we can't find any break or chewed sections from mice.
There are a hell of a lot more wires running to the horn than one would normally expect to include several that are terminated in the cable shield just prior to the horn itself. We did find one inline fuse (tested good) in that bundle on a wire that wasn't being used so that leads us to believe there could be another somewhere along the line.
Looking for a wiring diagram that may lend some support.
Trying to avoid simply by-passing the harness and running a new ground to the horn if possible.
Thanks, Paul P.
Switch was tested and good. 12V power lead to horn is good.
Black wire with white stripe doesn't show connectivity from switch to horn but we can't find any break or chewed sections from mice.
There are a hell of a lot more wires running to the horn than one would normally expect to include several that are terminated in the cable shield just prior to the horn itself. We did find one inline fuse (tested good) in that bundle on a wire that wasn't being used so that leads us to believe there could be another somewhere along the line.
Looking for a wiring diagram that may lend some support.
Trying to avoid simply by-passing the harness and running a new ground to the horn if possible.
Thanks, Paul P.
