The horn on my 99 only works when it wants to. It will be fine for a couple weeks, and then it won't work for a couple weeks. The fuse is good, and so is the horn itself, because the horn always chirps when I lock it via the key fob. So what else could be wrong?
What's up with my horn?
- Thread starter BigClay
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OKLAGMCRUISER
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horn switch in steering wheel likely needs to be replaced.
Pat
Pat
TahoeGoBoom
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OKLAGMCRUISER
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if you've never taken off a steering wheel in that year range i'd have a shop do it.
AtomicHoe094
Atomichoe094
you have to deal with the airbag, and can be very dangerous..
96ProCompTahoe
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JKmotorsports
Rollin the boosted grocery-getter
More than likely your switch as mentioned previously. If you are going to remove the steering wheel, point the wheels straight ahead, remove the airbag fuse, then disconnect the yellow airbag connector underneath the steering column. Then use a puller to remove the wheel from the column.
OKLAGMCRUISER
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just install train horns and you'll never want to hit the horn again...
AtomicHoe094
Atomichoe094
haha thats true, train horns would be nice 
jdawg901
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word!!!!!!
96ProCompTahoe
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ftmfw!!!!
ravingmadman
Chief Knuckle Buster
Air bags scare the poop out of me. As a former fire fighter, they always taught us to be really careful, and not get in front of it in a damaged car. They can kill you. I have train horns in my K5. don't screw with the switch, or adding relays, etc. the wiring that goes to your horn already is stout enough to run a Wolo air horn without any modification. Just unplug the stock horn(s) and plug the horn wire into the compressor. FTMFW. 
