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failed mot because horn affected headlight.(blinks when pushing horn)had it checked by mechanic and all voltages and power where good.nothing wrong with bike.because it has magneto and not a battery the revs need to be up a bit higher than idle for it to work properly(which it does).i wired the horn direct to powersupply using seperate switch and it still affected headlight.i think the power surging up the wire is the problem but dont know how to stop it.is there some sort of electrical component or booster i can add into the wiring to stop this happening.50cc husqvarna ch racing.if i am being told that there is nothing wrong with the bike why are these mot people being such tossers.any help most welcome.thanks.ps runs on a/c not d/c. :crybaby:

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I'm sure someone on here had the same problem a while back.

Not sure how they overcame it.

Is it the first MOT, if not could you take it to the garage that did the last one or even just contact them and ask about it.

Posted

that was me and i havnt overcome it yet.was hoping there was something i could add into the wiring harness.thanks

Posted

Does a horn have to be electrical?

Im not taking the pee here but can a mechanical or battery powered horn be fitted and just disconnect the electric one for your mot then take it off again.Doesnt cure the problem but may pass an mot

http://www.sjscycles.com/xxlimages/15534buddy_xxl.jpg

http://i.ebayimg.com/05/!BbnIEIg!Wk~$(KGrHqQOKiwEq40HlNwTBKw1vOlCK!~~_1.JPG?set_id=8800005007

Posted

sounds like theres a bad earth to me


check all earth connections to the horn and the headlight also worth checking all the wiring to the headlight!!


also check wiring on the switch gear too

Posted

Maybe a capacitor would be able to keep the voltage from dropping...


Im no electrician mind lol but my dad is ... ill run it by him see what he recommends.

Posted

find out which one is proving power to sound the horn, then undo the other and make your own earth wire, from the spade connector to the mounting bolt/frame, and see if this solves your problems.. basically providing a different and shorter earth.

Posted
Does a horn have to be electrical?

Im not taking the pee here but can a mechanical or battery powered horn be fitted and just disconnect the electric one for your mot then take it off again.Doesnt cure the problem but may pass an mot

http://www.sjscycles.com/xxlimages/15534buddy_xxl.jpg

http://i.ebayimg.com/05/!BbnIEIg!Wk~$(KGrHqQOKiwEq40HlNwTBKw1vOlCK!~~_1.JPG?set_id=8800005007

 

What about this :lol:


http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/4290/bulda.jpg

Posted
:lol: i nearly posted that but thought that was realy taking the pee :lol:

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