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Where can I find the horn?

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  • Start date Start date Aug 15, 2005
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Twilight Blue

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I had the right fender replaced and painted a few years ago. The wierd thing was that the horn and radio wouldn't work when I got the car back. About a week later, the radio and horn worked again but the horn only had its top note working of the three noted chord. Where can I find the horn so I can see if I can fix it?
 

glowstang93

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Well, the horns (2) are in the drivers side fender. The antennae is in the passengers side fender. Don't see how the two could be connected, unless maybe its a fuse possible. The horn thing could be maybe just a bad horn, there are 2 in there maybe that is why ur not hearing the right tone. The radio could be bad connection of the antennae. Still at a lost how the two could be directly connected.
 
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That's what I was affraid of

Thanks! I was affraid it was inside the fender! I honked the horn and it soundel like it was in the driver's fender but I couldn't see it so it was just a guess. I looked in my Chilton's but it didn't show anything about the horn. I'm thinking maybe there's some pain in the connection or something because I also had a front bumper cover put on and painted and they painted the hood. I hope that I can un-plug it and plug it back in and get the two bottom notes.
 
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check the contacts on the horn pad, i had those get really dirty in my svo and set the horn off in the middle of the night when the condensation got to much
 
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Fixed it!

I found the horns and it wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. One of the wires was connected to the wrong horn which caused the other wire to not have enough slack to connect to the other horn. I fixed it an now I have the old loud horn again.
 

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Yeaaaaa
 
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