Why would my horn stop working???

[MrHall1]

One day Im driving and I go to hit the horn and nothing......:mad2::mad2:.... I live in Miami I alwasy need my horn.

Can someone tell me why this would happen? Or what should be the first thing I look at to fix it?

[WPG_Merc]

1. Check Fuse
2. Take rad cover off & check horn connectors for corrosion
3. Maybe a bad Ground
4. Horn or both could have gone bad

Same thing happened to me one of the two horns went bad
& I installed 2 aftermarket ones with sealed connectors to keep water out.

Hope this helps You :)

[whitey]

Ran out of horn juice, you can fill it up with blinker flashing fluid for a quick fix...

[Bruce Wayne]

clockspring ?

[STEPS]

this is a tough crowd

[gdmjoe]

Bad cruise control unit.

[RF Overlord]

Faulty magneto.

[MOTOWN]

It knows your MAF and IAC are dirty!

[Ken]

Use Middle Finger instead!

[guspech750]

Clock spring?


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[Spectragod]

I'd verify that you had voltage at the horn it's self when pressing the button, if it's there, and your ground is good, the horn is bad, if not, you need to start with the fuse and relay for the horn/cruise control circuit, if those are good, then the horn button itself or the clockspring are possibly the culprit.