my horn not working any suggestions what i can do to fix thas might be thanks in advance i have 99 tl with 106 k

 

check fuse.

 

its the fuse underhood, i believe its Light #2 or some crap like that, but if the fuse blew, you wouldnt be able to switch gears.

 

i checked the fuse and the horn that makes the noise there both good

 

hmm, interesting. Its hard to imagine that the horn is dead. Check the horn itself, its backing is attached to the metal chasis, which provides the negative ground; make sure that area is clean, and not rusted. If u really want to make sure if it is the horn and not the internal wriing problem, then just connect a hot wire from the battery to the horn, to see if it will work.

 

Lorrrd.... if my horn didn't work I wouldn't be able to drive the car. LOL


On a more serious note... if its not the fuse, then I'm just guessing its the actual horn that needs to be replaced. But I thought we had a total of 3 horns in the car somewhere. Am I correct?

 

no, its one lousy little ass horn attached in the back of the front grille area.

 

it can also be the switch in the steering wheel, and possibly the wires.

to check switches and wires:

measure dc voltage @ horn from chassy gnd and the horn terminal. If after toggling the horn on/off the voltage doesn't change then it's the wires/button/fuse. otherwise it's the horn itself.

to check switch: take out airbag (be carefull), find the +/- for the horn switch, and check continuity (ohms) while toggling horn on/off. if coontinuity doesn't change then it's the switch, otherise it's the wires or fuse.

Jay

 

the ground connection is my suggestion

 

Just do what we do in NY without even using your horn,

 

 

 

but seriously, id check to see if ther is voltage at the horn first