Chevy silverado where is the horn relay

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most likely its a clockspring problem(located under steering wheel)

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First make sure and check the horn fuse.If this is good then go to the front of the vehicle and on the front left and front right of the radiator support frame there is a horn on each side.You should be able to get to them from under the vehicle.You might have to jack it up.Below the headlamp assembly area.The green wire is the power to the horn.Should have power when you depress the horn pad.Hope this helps.Good luck.

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Johnny Brown

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you may have bad horn, take a test light and see if power is going to horn when horn is pushed, if theres power going to it then you have a bad horn,if theres no power to it then check the horn relay. but il bet if the fuse is good then the horns are bad.

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only one horn sounds when you hit the button. the other horn is for the alarm and door locks etc. im not sure which is which, but have someone push the horn button while checking for power and ground at the harness connector. if power and ground are there, replace the horn. for your own sanity, buy an original equipment horn that just plugs right in, a universal aftermarket requires you to frankenstein your wiring. good luck!

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The horn relay is located in the Intergrated Power dist Box, This is a Cherokee, but you get the idea.