Horn is not working

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Nutro

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Cut those zip ties and un-bundle all of your wiring and see if the brown/white wire was looped back in and taped or something.
 

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keep in mind the horn is a "normally open" circuit, the horn button serves as a ground.
the relay is energized at all times, touching the horn button closes the circuit (creates the ground)
so for testing purposes, press the horn button while checking with a meter along the circuit path
so horn button to bcm, bcm to fuse in fuse box, fuse to horn relay. relay to horn, horn to ground.
 

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I think so. Here is most but not all of mine in my 2020
 

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no luck , i will start calling outfitters , maybe they can point me in right direction ?
 
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Ok .
Here we go ;
Good people of internet , we’re in hell is horn wire ‼️
No , i did not found it yet
Where is BCM ?
I am going to do , by pass , and run straight to fuse box (yea , i know i need extra relay)
HELP ‼️
 
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I get tired of poking around , did my own set up ….
 

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In my 2015, there was a thin harness tucked under the “carpet” under the console location. I pulled it out and found two cut ends of wires matching colors. They were the only wires in the harness. I don’t recall the color but with my research it matched what I was looking for. I stripped them and connected and the horn worked so I proceeded to permanently connected them.

Hope that helps
 

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