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Using a test light check the current going to the horn, and try to ground it out to see if it works that way. If it does, then the horn is ok, but the switch in the steering wheel may not be grounding out.
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horn fuse is blown, locate fuse box, sometimes there are 2 , one in car and 1 under hood, engine compartment.
use your cars manual to see horn fuse and replace with same fuse.
If the fuse is burned out, replace it. Try the horn again. Check your car owner's manual for the location and type of fuse. Check whether there is any debris obstructing the horn button on your steering wheel that may be preventing the horn from sounding
Check your fuses for your horn first. I'm not sure if you may have 2 fuses....one for the low and one for the high note. If that checks out ok, it's possible you may have to replace.
start by checking fuses and horn relay, next check the ground on the horn it self, and if it still wont work you may have to change horn ,to check horn just put power to where horn power would go to it ,it should blow .
The horn may be full of bugs or the ground point is bad unbolt the Horn check the throat sand the base and the horn were bolts go there be sure horn air way is clear and look for the small screw on the side of the horn and back it off a couple of turns then try, if it still does not work replace the horn/
Maybe horn became unplugged. Put 12 v power to horn make sure horn works. Put test light on terminal on horn have someone press the horn button, if light comes on and horn does not blow you may need new horn. if light does not come on you may have bad contact at horn button, blown fuse, broken wire, bad horn relay or possibly just a bad ground.
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