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What are the steps in adjusting the points on the horns. I also need to replace the wire that goes from the horns to the wiring block on the inner fender panel. Is number 10 wire the correct size? 
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If the wire feeds only one horn 12 ga. is sufficent--If it feeds both horns 10 ga. is best.The horn adjustment on a 50+ year old unit will be by trial and error.Try setting either way -more or less gap - till horn tone sounds correct.
Gene Schneider
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Bob-what a beautiful 1940 coupe.   :cool2:
Gene Schneider
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Chevgene,
Thanks for the kind words. The original owner, a now 98 year old lady, had it repainted "white" in the early 40's after a near collision. "white" actually turned out to be 1941 Cameo Cream. I liked the color so much, I repainted Sweetie Pie Cameo Cream. Her original color was Battleship Gray. :)
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