Horn Relay

[Eggo]

I'm missing the horn relay in my 73 satellite and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations on where is best to get one? Tried roseville moparts but the shipping was going to be more than the relay itself (im based in the uk) and $90 seemed a bit much. Just struggling to find somewhere else that stocks them and rockauto doesnt seem to have the right one. Thank you

 

[toolmanmike]

Where do you buy your parts locally and can they get US car parts? I would imagine shipping from the US will be high no matter where you buy one.

Horn Relay 1971-73 B/C/E-Body, Horns/Relays, 183-HR7173 Reproduction, NOS and Used Mopar Muscle Car Parts

www.megapartsusa.com

 

[Eggo]

Where do you buy your parts locally and can they get US car parts? I would imagine shipping from the US will be high no matter where you buy one.

http://[URL]https://www.megapartsusa.com/proddetail.php?prod=183-HR7173

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normally I just get my stuff from rock auto, asked at the one local parts place I know of and they said they dont have them and cant get any in. will try the place you linked, thank you!

 

[RemCharger]

Is there much for American parts cars there?
I'm pretty sure ford's used almost the identical relay, along with most chrysler cars. Not sure about chevys

 

[Nacho-RT74]

Is there much for American parts cars there?
I'm pretty sure ford's used almost the identical relay, along with most chrysler cars. Not sure about chevys

71/73 horn relay gets the key in buzzer feature built into the relay. Did Fords too?

 

[RemCharger]

Ah were those under the dash? I'm on the old style ones then.

 

[Nacho-RT74]

Yeah, plugged to the fuse box

 

[Nacho-RT74]

Just in case for the OP. All 71/73 bodies uses the same. The only difference could be the attaching bracket when they have it. You could get an A body one (for example) and plug it in there the same just that will have a bracket where B/E bodies don’t. If you want for correctness, can remove the relay itself and switch the cases.