I left my lights on, on my 2002 Suzuki Esteem and the horn was barely beeping. When I was getting a boost the postive and negative chords were placed wrong and it sparked on my battery. After that my car horn stopped barely beeping and nothing would come on. I went and bought a new battery and still nothing, how do I check the fuses to see if a fuse was blown?

it grounds when you hit button same with older dome lights

the whole assembly or just the bulb.?
post symptoms?
i was in a crash.
the lamp is just out, low beam is dead.
like that.???
in Europe the lamps have auto aiming , one more little possible.

this is covered ijn the operators guide, lost that, little gem?
open glove box. extract the guide, read that, RTM

or buy it for $4 bucks?
https://suzukipitstopplus.com/Products/1026-2001-2002-esteem-owners-manual.aspx

$4


https://suzukipitstopplus.com/Products/1184-2002-esteem-service-manual.aspx


only $4 lousy bucks to read hard facts. and not break parts.
id bet it saves for more than that. its really investment grade.

or at alldata.com same deal.

pick one then ask questions.

2000 SUZUKI ESTEEM REPAIR MANUAL

to know your answer visit the link

its in the FSM
https://suzukipitstopplus.com/Category/3-suzuki-service-manuals.aspx
remove skins.
unbolt bumper.

It is not how far you drive it is how you drive. Google this to read more about it Google "OBD 2 Drive Cycle"

http://www.autobarn.net/wol336.html
The horn in located below the right side (passenger side) headlight. What you need to do is get a 9/32 socket or something this size, and remove the covering from under the engine compartment. So, lay down on the ground remover the (black ground cover which keeps debris from heading to the engine area) located between the tire and headlight. Once that is off suprise there is the horn.............beep beep


the horn is behind the front bumper or grille somewhere. the relay is probably behind the dash inside the vehicle. when you push the horn do you hear a ticking noise? if you do, follow the ticking noise to find the relay.(it makes the noise)if it makes the noise, it probably works and you should check the wire connection to the horn unit. it looks like a nautilus, sort of a coil resulting in one open end, pointing down.it is abou the size of your hand. if it does not make a noise it would probably be your horn fuse or your switch look at the link www.auto barn

No, the only way to get the engine codes out of this car is to get the codes scaned. Auto zone offers free engine code scans. Hope this helped =)

Please replace the horn itself, it has got bad.

the horn is located behind the grill just pop the hood and take the bolts out hholding the grill on and look