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Intermittent horn failure
Hi, I have a 98 Accord and the horn is intermittently failing. Sometimes no
matter how hard I press, there is no sound. Other times, it will beep even with a soft tap. Obviously, though, this is a safety issue. If I needed to warn someone and the horn didn't sound, there could be a problem. Does anyone know how to fix such a problem? For example, is it easy to get under the steering wheel cover and check there? As always, I appreciate any help. |
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Intermittent horn failure
jbourgeois wrote:
> > Hi, I have a 98 Accord and the horn is intermittently failing. Sometimes no > matter how hard I press, there is no sound. Other times, it will beep even > with a soft tap. Obviously, though, this is a safety issue. If I needed to > warn someone and the horn didn't sound, there could be a problem. > > Does anyone know how to fix such a problem? For example, is it easy to get > under the steering wheel cover and check there? As always, I appreciate any > help. -------------------------------- Put on hearing protection and determine if you've got two horns working, then check connections from there back, especially ground connections. Put on this bumper sticker : "Horn not working, watch for hand gestures" 'Curly' |
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Intermittent horn failure
Thanks, there appears to be only one horn, near the front right part of the
engine. I have no idea how to check connections back. Can you provide some instructions or point me to a website that might discuss this procedure? "'Curly Q. Links'" > wrote in message ... > jbourgeois wrote: > > > > Hi, I have a 98 Accord and the horn is intermittently failing. Sometimes no > > matter how hard I press, there is no sound. Other times, it will beep even > > with a soft tap. Obviously, though, this is a safety issue. If I needed to > > warn someone and the horn didn't sound, there could be a problem. > > > > Does anyone know how to fix such a problem? For example, is it easy to get > > under the steering wheel cover and check there? As always, I appreciate any > > help. > > > -------------------------------- > > Put on hearing protection and determine if you've got two horns working, > then check connections from there back, especially ground connections. > > Put on this bumper sticker : "Horn not working, watch for hand gestures" > > 'Curly' |
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