You have 2 point of contact one is the alarm and the other is the horn switch itself, the horn switch is non op,
SOURCE: my horn does not honk when i press the steering
It may, or it may have two triggers for one horn - one for the alarm and one for the horn button on the wheel. You'll want to check the horn fuse and if it's good, have a pro service the malfunction, as repair will involve handling and removal of the airbag - not recommended without experienced hands helping out.
SOURCE: horn wont blow
the problem is the rotating contact that connects the horn to the steering column wiring harness, this part is called the clock-spring contact, u must remove the steering wheel to change the part out.
SOURCE: unable to honk the horn
Sounds like they cut the wires to your horn, by laying on the ground and looking up behind your front end. That's where the horns should be located. Or they just unplugged them. I hope that this helps. If not, I will still be here if you need me. Take care and best wishes to ya.
Bryon
SOURCE: Horn blows when steering wheel is turned. Is is a short?
this is caused by a defective/shorted rotating ribbon contact under the steering wheel called a clock spring, to replace this part u must disarm the airbag remove it and the steering wheel and then replace the clock spring, this is a dealer only part.
SOURCE: My 03 gmc HD 2500 horn doesn't work but when I put
the wiring on the steering wheel hooked up to the horn may have come undone or even around the steering colum there are two screws on the bottom of the coloum you can remove to acces the wiring, check to see if you may have a chaffed wire or even a cut wire
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