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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Focus / September 2004

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Busted horn

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Gary Pigott - 13 Sep 2004 10:30 GMT
When I hit the horn on my Focus all I hear is a clicking sound coming from
the vicinity of the glove box. Is the horn itself blown or is it just a
blown fuse/relay? Anyone have any ideas? Is it a DIY fix or something best
left to someone who knows what they are doing?

Gary

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Gary - 14 Sep 2004 17:14 GMT
Gary,

That the relay works means that the fuse, switch and wiring are all
ok. I would pull the horn wire and check it with a meter to see if it
has 12V when someone presses the horn switch. If it doesn't, the relay
or connections from it may be bad. If it has 12V at the horn, you
simply need a new horn (most likely). It is located near the front,
under the bumper area - driver's side, I think. Easy to remove.

If you can't find it, I will look at whree mine is - '01 ZX3.

Gary
Gary McClean - 14 Sep 2004 21:36 GMT
> When I hit the horn on my Focus all I hear is a clicking sound coming from
> the vicinity of the glove box. Is the horn itself blown or is it just a
> blown fuse/relay? Anyone have any ideas? Is it a DIY fix or something best
> left to someone who knows what they are doing?

And from another Gary.... this happened to mine last year. They replaced the
horn and it still didn't work. They said it ended up being a corroded
connector block. I presume the one that connects the horn to the electrical
system. I never actually looked at this myself.

G.
 
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