K so this a question for those of you who know more about the wiring than i do. my horn on my 1994 Honda Civic Si is not working i replaced the fuse under the hood cause it was burnt out and took apart the steering wheel and reconnected one of the buttons cause i dont need two (had none) i tried it and it still doesn't work. so does that just leave me with a broken horn or are there any other possibilities?

 

ok why dont you start from the begining... why did you take apart your horn buttons?? and did it stop working before or after that?

 

check the horn itself to see if it's working

 

no they came like that. i just got the car and it needs to be driven but not daily so inspection needs a working horn so since they were out. i went and got new wires and such and reconnected them. and changed the fuse.

@ hard_boiled_EG :
where is the horn located and is there a volt meter test that can give me an idea of the condition of my horn cause i think the horn was working not too long ago. but the horn it's self is as old as the car which is 200,000 miles.

 

horns dont really go bad that often, hook the positive wire to the battery adn let us know if it works

 

ok so your saying that the horn is 12V , k i'll thy that and see what happens i'm kinda hoping it's broken cause then i'll know what to fix. and where in the car is the horn is someplace by the front bumper?

 

lol, everything on the car is 12V, kinda has to be. and yeah, should be on the front near the bumper or fenderwell

 

k i'll go look but if something wanted to be less power they could have put in resistors. lol i need to become more honda wiring savy

 

k so i didnt try connecting the horn to the battery I've now gotten the car to the point that when i push a horn button it clicks i can hear a click some place in the dash it sounds like so it's kinda sounding like a dead horn

 

sounds kinda like the horn...ask somebody to push the horn and go out to the front of the car and see if it's clicking from the front bumber

 

oH RLY????

most sensors are not 12 volts.... just thought id correct

by the way i have my horn hardwired to a foot switch near my dead pedal since i have an FD2 steering wheel. maybe just hardwire your horn right from your horn to a switch... that will eliminate any problem lol

 

I stand corrected, lol. and also a lot of times like he said it's just easier to re-wire the whole thing to a new switch.