Horn does not work at Steering wheel, Fuse and relay are good. Horn sounds when contacts are jumped on horn relay socket. 12 volts present on one side of relay solenoid. Open resistance reading to ground, with horn pad depressed, on other side of solenoid.Horn does not work at Steering wheel, Fuse and relay are good. Horn sounds when contacts are jumped on horn relay socket. 12 volts present on one side of relay solenoid. Open resistance reading to ground, with horn pad depressed, on other side of solenoid.
AnonymousApr 28, 2009
I have the same problem anyone find the solution I have the same problem anyone find the solution
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Honda makes the Integra but it uses the Acura name in the US. According to the wiring diagram the brake lights and horn are on the same circuit. So I would check the bulbs and sockets for a short. The brake light switch also involves the cruise control system.
Horn does not work at Steering wheel, Fuse and relay are good. Horn sounds when contacts are jumped on horn relay socket. 12 volts present on one side of relay solenoid. Open resistance reading to ground, with horn pad depressed, on other side of solenoid.
I have the same problem anyone find the solution
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