horn not working

[tron07]

Just found that my horn was not working yesterday, it was working fine previously... only got a clicking sound when I press it, sounds like a relay clicking somewhere. Check the fuse in the cabin, seems like no fuse slot for the horn... any idea? EK civic.

[mrwillz]

if its a relay.. urlucky
my horn is busted.. n its a 'clockreeel' fault....
they're worth 500 odd dollars...

[VTECACCORD]

check all of your grounds in the drivers side kick panel

[JasonGilholme]

WTF is a clock reel???

[Mr_will]

in my da9 there is a fuse for brake lights and horn (ie one fuse for both) in the engine bay, in the black box behind the strut top. try that.

[mrwillz]

WTF is a clock reel???

search ;

http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=39557&page=2&highlight=horn

well hafing sed that...
u need to pinpoint wot ur actual prob is...

[EuroDude]

surely there is a fuse for the horn, or at least its shared with something else. check all the fuses in the engine bay fuse box.

[tRipitaka]

i hate having no horn

[mrwillz]

wots rong wif ur 1 trip

[tRipitaka]

someone connected it to my brake light..
so i had to cut the horn off

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKiWDUhhh5M

[CRXer]

If the horn relay is clickin thats good news,means all the complex part like cable reel,switch,etc are working.

Means the fuse is fine as well.

Prob is either the relay contacts are gone or the power that feeds from the relay to the horn is disconnected somewhere,or horn/horns are stuffed.

If u got 2 horns,highly unlikely for 2 to go at once,so check relay first.

Pull the wires off the horn itself & see if u get 12V to one of them when horn pressed,if not go back to relay & see if u get 12V out when pressed.

[tron07]

hopefully just a loose cable...