Horn making click sound
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Horn making click sound
I got my car back finally....after a week my baby is back home. I was driving today and was using the horn to get some ones attention. It worked fine for a few beeps. I left my car a few hours and came back...i took off and tried to use the horn. Now it makes a click sound behind the gauge cluster. I cant seem to get it back working. Anyone know whats up?
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Re: Horn making click sound (double0Si)
Check the connection at the horn.
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Re: Horn making click sound (CiRcUiTsi)
Ok im taking it that the little round piece right behind the front upper grill is the horn. It looks connected. I jiggled the wires a bit just to make sure. Could it be the horn itself?
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Re: Horn making click sound (rated_r)
You will have to remove the trim under the front bumper. You should buy a test light with a long probe and get someone to hit the horn button while you hold the test light at the horn. If it lights up at the connector that plugs into the horn you gotta bad horn. If not, you got wiring or fuse problems.
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Re: Horn making click sound (Jon Black)
Thanks...i was thinking about the fuse...we check that first. Is the horn on its own fuse or does it share it with something else? Im asking cause if it does share something, then i could test to see if that something was working. Help me track down my problem. I wouldnt care, but a horn is very useful in florida....since we use it more then any other state, besides NYC.
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Re: Horn making click sound (HighLife)
its the horn it self, i just had the same problem, just go to the junk yard and get any honda horn and slice it in and mount it up.
you will neeed to remove the front bumper. or upgrade to a hella horn.
you will neeed to remove the front bumper. or upgrade to a hella horn.
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I went to Pepboys and bought one for 13$. Its funny too, its deeper tone then the stock...kinda sounds like a euro style horn. Its awesome..hehhehe
Modified by HighLife at 11:58 PM 5/5/2003
Modified by HighLife at 11:58 PM 5/5/2003
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I scared the crap out of this little old ladie...I was driving in the Publix shopping center, when a car ran a stop sign, almost hit me so I hit my horn, and the ladie who was walking from the entrance dropped all her bags...scared the day lights out of her....muahahahahaha
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If anyone else needs to know, its #D Replacement Horn 0-32741-40365 Its the low tone, there is a high tone also I belive, cant remember the part # for that.
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