horn stopped working need help

[Shiznit]

so i got into an accident a little over a year ago in my car, after that the horn stopped working. in december of last year i took it into the shop. the mechanic there told me that the horn itself is okay and the fuse is okay so it must be the ground or some wiring in between. he then went on to tell me it would cost 100 something dollars to fix. i said f**k you to that and left. well i forgot about it up until recently when a couple of different people at different occasions cut me off. i was reduced to flipping the bird. so my question is does someone have a wiring diagram for the horn or can someone explain what i should check for in the wiring?? the car is a em1 thanks in advance

 

[$lick Rick]

The horns wiring is really simple.

get to the horn and just trace the wiring back.

my horn hasnt worked since i got the car, all i have to do is replace the fuse though

 

[Shiznit]

wheres the horn located?

 

[Genuine Rolla]

use finger...??

 

[Shiznit]

use finger...??

okay... then around where should i be looking for the horn?

 

[stealthy]

on the core support,by your radiator.....i have a spare if you need....

 

[$lick Rick]

^^^^^



once you get your bumper off it's easy to see

 

[1999stockaccord]

yeah its right behind the bumper, i replaced mine about a year ago with one that goes OOGGHHHAAA you could always get a air horn...

 

[j_fukin_t]

try checking the connection on there, i had to take mine off and clean it w/ a wire brush, if it still doesn't work wire up an air horn, that will get some attn

 

[imbcruz]

The Two wires run from where you stock intake box use to be just follow the only line that runs in frount of your radiator.. just put your had through the grill it should be on the right side... I also removed my stock horn.. very easy to do.

 

[Blazed]

check the service manual in the 6th gen section

 

[Shiznit]

wow thanks for the help guys! ill have to check the wire cuz i didnt see anything wrong with the connection on my core support... but that cant be done till morning.

 

[92civic]

mine wasn't working... but my mechanic replaces some type of "spindle" forgot what it was exactly called.. it was like a ribbon cable with something on it, that was inside the the steering wheel... not sure if that helps... but thats what happened to mine.. costed me $150

 

[j_fukin_t]

another way to check it is to run test light on there too, and have another person push the horn button while your testing the lead and that will tell you if its a switch, lack of power, or bad ground

 

[boost21]

give it some viagra and it will become horney lmao!

 

[ginoracer3]

just use a mulitimeter and at the horn check the two wires for continuity. if you get some sort of feed back it's not the wireing, if you checked the fuse and the fuse is ok its not the fuse of course. then its time to replace the horn yup. if it was me I'd upgrade....stolle racing apprentice