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check horn relay works
get a 12v probe and test the horn switch works when pressed
12v should be supplied to the horn relay coil contact when the horn switch is pushed on.
Also check the fuse.
Check voltage going to horn when pressed
horn might be negatively switched so 12v positive is on one side of horn and relay switches ground negative .
You will find the horn relay under the bonnet in a relay compartment most likely
PLEASE DO NOT TRY ANY THING OUT OF YOUR OWN SINCE IF YOU FIX WITH A HIGH FUSE CAPACITY IT WILL NOT BLOW IN SHORT CIRCUIT AND YOUR CAR WILL TURN INTO FIRE IN SECONDS. SUGGEST YOU CHECK WITH THE MANUFACTURER OR CHECK INTERNET FOR FUSE BOX FOR CORRECT FUSE.
sorry to put it this way but WHO CARES.just change the belt every 60k.regardless of what the makers say....(they get you to pay for the bits when they break dont they.)
I looked this up and got that a 2004 endeavor has a 3.8l and the 2003 montero has the 3.5l engine. the oil filters have different part numbers for each engine.
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