Horn doesnt work. I have power to the plug on one side. And i hooked the horn up to the battery and it works

 

is it hooked up at the stearing wheel?

it oviously the wiring. just run new if you cant figure it out.

platinum.

 

i'd just yell at people and give 'em the finger instead of honking. Gets the message across a lot better.

 

isnt there a ground on the horn? check that, try grounding it to something

 

well the wiring is good i believe. i have power to one wire and the other doesnt have power, leading me to believe thats the ground. does the clip to go into the horn suppose to have power to both sides or just one. I have constant power to one side of the clip. The wires inside the steering wheel are hooked up. I tried two diff horns and they both work with hooking it up to the battery.

 

Did you check your horn fuse?

 

ahha didnt check the fuse....ill check that now but i still have power to the clip for the horn

 

I found out I have the same problem! When I try it, I hear the clicking from the relay under the dash, and I can hear the clicking from the actual horn, and I checked the fuse. Can anyone help me troubleshoot from here???

 

get your own thread....ive checked my fuses, none are blown wtff

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Stingray96 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">get your own thread....ive checked my fuses, none are blown wtff</TD></TR></TABLE>

Actually, instead of reposting several questions in different threads it's best if we can answer many peoples questions with a single thread. So telling him to 'get his own thread' is very ignorant and selfish.

Take off your air bag and make sure everything is correctly hooked up within there. The horn is wired up through the entire SRS system, good luck trying to troubleshoot that.

 

You probably have a pinched wire inside your steering wheel I know I've had trouble before with wires getting pinched. None of them will be cut but check the wiring for pressed in lines from other components. If all else fails just rewire the whole thing!

 

what if your srs light is on....will that make your horn not work, because of the whole horn being wired up into the srs

 

if your srs light is on then your cable srs reel needs replacing

 

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Now this makes no sense.

The horn has power all the time. When you mash the button it creates a ground that makes the horn go beep beep. Your horn relay should be mounted to your outside dash mount with I think 4 wires running to it. Your horn wires are red/blu and white/grn. How the hell you this responder got a twisted wire in the wheel is beyond me. I did not notice if your car is air bag equipped or not.
E.Honda

 

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This is not true.

 

so a wire might be loose on my firewall?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Stingray96 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so a wire might be loose on my firewall?</TD></TR></TABLE>
No not the firewall....the left dash bracket that is attatched to the kick panel area. Near the door. Should be a silver or black bracket.

 

a common problem with hondas and the horn usually come back to the cable reel boing bad and sometimes the srs light will be on to tell you there is a problem sometimes not .... i have changed about 6 of them this year so dont rule it out ...

 

alright, im going to go out and check that, thanks