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Posted on Jun 09, 2011

My horn in my car dosent work how can i fix it its a 2001 crysler 300m

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Anonymous

Find & unplug the horn & put 12volts to it

If it works & you have no wiring diagrams
to see the entire circuit,then all you can do
is access the horn button & test it.

With a wiring diagram your going approach
things differently,such as testing all inputs &
ouputs at the relay,that will require considerable
knowledge & skill, but save taking the steering wheel
off or apart necessary

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