horn malfuction
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Hi. Follow these instructions taken from my Haynes manual and hopefully solve your problem!
Unplug the wiring connectors from the horn. Using two jumper wires apply battery voltage directly to the terminals on the horn. If the horn sounds, check the switch. Also check for voltage at the light green wire connector with the ignition ON and the horn button pressed. If voltage is present, check the dark green wire for continuity to earth. If no voltage was present, check the light green wire for continuity between the horn and the switch, and in the black/brown or white/green (according to model) wire from the switch to the fuse box, and then to the ignition switch. With the ignition switch ON, there should be voltage at the black/brown or white/green wire to the horn button in the left hand switch gear. Hope this helps you out? Good luck!
Unplug the wiring connectors from the horn. Using two jumper wires apply battery voltage directly to the terminals on the horn. If the horn sounds, check the switch. Also check for voltage at the light green wire connector with the ignition ON and the horn button pressed. If voltage is present, check the dark green wire for continuity to earth. If no voltage was present, check the light green wire for continuity between the horn and the switch, and in the black/brown or white/green (according to model) wire from the switch to the fuse box, and then to the ignition switch. With the ignition switch ON, there should be voltage at the black/brown or white/green wire to the horn button in the left hand switch gear. Hope this helps you out? Good luck!
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