Use wire to briefly connect the horn directly to a known good battery. If it sounds investigate horn switch, wiring and horn relay if present.
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Bad horn? Bad relay? Bad horn switch?
bad ground or wiring, bad switch/button, bad horn, bad horn relay, fuse.
Most likely a blown fuse. Otherwise bad wiring going to the horn or a bad horn.
Bad fuse.Bad horn button.Bad horn relay.Bad horn.Bad connections at any of these points, bad wiring between any of these points, or a bad ground.
Bad horn unit - check to see if you are getting power to unit Bad horn relay? Blown fuse? Bad horn switch at steering wheel?
Could be a bad horn, bad relay or possible a bad horn ground. Try touching a wire straight from the battery (+) to the horn. If it sounds bad you need a new horn but if OK it's probably a dirty ground or bad relay. Try tightening the horn itself down a little to insure it's getting a good ground. Still sounds bad its probably the relay. Replace it. If none of this helps... a bad steering wheel switch maybe? Hope this helps.
It can be a bad ground, bad relay, bad connection, wire, steering wheel horn switch, fuse or even the horn itself could have failed. You'll have to track it down.
Check the horn fuse first, followed by the horn relay. If both of these are ok then the horn button or the horn are bad.
Fuse, bad horn, loose wire, bad horn switch, or loose ground at the horn. Check the fuse, apply 12 volts directly to the horn, tighten the horn bracket, check the wiring, and this will eliminate 4 possibilities.
It it either a blown fuse, defective horn, bad ground, or defective horn switch. Check the fuse, if it is blown, replace, if it is good, run a wire to the horn directly from the battery. If the horn blows, suspect a bad horn switch.
Bad horn - see if it is getting power when switch is activated Bad switch Bad ground