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Horn fix 850

posted by  Hamfisted on  Thu Dec 2 15:14 CST 2004
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The alarm horn is a seperate horn mounted up on the firewall. Your regular service horns are located behind the grill (unless a previous owner relocated them to below the battery compartment...). Use a multimeter to check that the fuse is good, and to determine if voltage is getting to the plugs on the horns when you activate it from the steering wheel. Or if there is no voltage getting to the horns, check the fuse again. The horn fuse is usually number 34 and it shares the same circuit as the windshield washer/wiper. Then there's the contacts in the steering wheel itself, a pain in the butt to fix. If you posted your email I'll send you the instructions for that.




Mike
'95 850T






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