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It's in betweenthe inner fender and the fender itself. You have to take the front of the inner fender loose to find it. Your fuse or horn relay may be bad. relays are interchangable.
The horn pad is made of vinyl which contracts through the four seasons causing this problem for some. Remove the horn pad with the battery disconnected first of all. Use a jumper wire to see if the horn works. If id does check the horn relay next. If ok hot wire the horn direct. One should be your problem or it is a broken wire instead
did you check the horn relay it is a small box usually in or near the fuses or near the horn itself It may have been just the relay all along and not the horn
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