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How much is a horn relay for a 2003 Wrangler?

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Nevermind..I found the horn relay online.. My horn went off this morning and in a panic.. I unplugged it. My neighbor said he thought the horn relay went bad.. The top was down in my 2003 Wrangler during a rain storm and it got soaked..SO I don't know if this is related or unrelated... I found the horn relay on line.. here is the link... http://www.parts.com/Jeep/2003-jeep-wrangler-electrical-parts.cfm I am guessing I can just try swapping out the horn relay for 8 bucks and go from there?

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