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Timmy88p

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Hello people, i need a little help please.

Friend has got a 1999 nissan stagea rs4s.

And horn isnt working. I had a look and couldnt find a problem. I then took steering wheel off. (Unpluged horn and airbag plugs) and was realy easy to remove steering wheel. And in picture , it shows 3 wires have been removed , and 3 wires are sitting there (which seem to be horn). And was wondering if anyone had picture on the wiring? Thanks a lot for your help.

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I had a similar issue very recently, I found that the horn itself is grounded to the body and wasn't making good contact anymore. The positive comes from a relay which is a weird looking 3 pin. To check if this is the same issue, just run a bit of wire from the negative on the battery to the bracket that holds the horns, there's two and press the horn again. If it works, just put the wire there permanently with some ring terminals. Yeah, all this is just assuming you haven't already check this, but it took me a little while to work out what was going on.

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