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HORN?...FUSE, RELAY, BREAKER,WIRING,GROUND....OR YOU NEED A NEW HORN!!!! CONNECT FUSED JUMPER TO HORN W/12 VOLTS IF HORN (HOOTER) SOUNDS...CHECK PREVIOUS ** MAKE SURE HORN IS GROUNDED FIRMLY
I have the same fault in my 313CDI. By pushing the alarm button the horn works. Sometimes the horn worked intermittently so I suspect the wiring/ contacts on the steering wheel?
Check (in the order, presented below) 1. horn fuse 2. horn relay 3. horn circuit (you will need tester) 4. horn itself (remove it from car and connect to 12V DC)
Don't see how one would blow the fuse an not the other . The remote function is controlled by the BCM - body control module or vehicle interface . Regardless ,the module an the switch on the steering wheel both energize the horn relay ! Do you know what a relay is an how it works ?
Check the horn relay
hello,good day,your fuse for horn is number 5,seems it"s ok,or try to remove your fuse box look for the wiring,color black with white stripe,check connection for good contact,ty
About four things to do, first check voltage at horn with key on and button pressed. If voltage there try moving the small gap screw back and fourth a few times. If that doen't work replace horn. If no voltage check fuse and horn relay, you should be able to hear the relay click when you push the horn button, If not and fuse is ok. Switch relay out with another on on the car. If that doesn't fix it check the horn button for continuity.
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