1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Ima, um, gonna go look around

 

Seriously?

 

So aggressive, you know you asked the wrong thread for seriousness.

 

Possible and really easy

 

Yeah, you can do something like that with a relay. Let me draw something up for you.

When you push the horn pad, 12v is sent to the stock horn harness. All you would need to do, theoretically, is connect a relay to that harness and wire it to a switch to control each horn. Trying to figure out how that would work exactly.

 

Yep there have been plenty of those leak threads. You ever notice wet under the mat before?

 

Bunch of times. It's especially bad now that it's raining.

 

HF carport is like $144

 

The local SS chapter would not allow a Carport.

I park in front of the house on the street, anyway. The Civic, 5-Lug and Trailer get driveway privileges. I could park the 5-Lug on the street since it's legally registered and has current tags, but it's ugly and incomplete and I'm sure someone would complain.

 

Costco carport is couple hundred I think and prolly 10 times the quality of the HF

 

Damn

 

In all likelihood if the windshield is original it needs a reseal and I'd start there because that's the cheapest. If you haven't been running the AC it isn't the AC drain.

 

@Crow_of_judgement

I'll have to draw a schematic for you later, but it should be as simple as taking an in-line wire splice from the stock horn plug, to a two pole switch, and another wire to the trigger for the train horns.

 

The rubber seal and windshield is original.

 

Oh man, this is probably how my rust issues started

 

Off to welding class..have fun gents

 

Mine started there too on my grey truck. I cleaned and painted it when I had the windshield changed

 

Mine past fixing on my own, last time I had my windshield replaced there was chunks of rust on my dash and in my square cup holders....

 

My guy was cool, told me it was rusty. I asked if he had something else to do for an hour and he said he'd take lunch so I wire wheeled and painted before he laid down the new goo and windshield.