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Fuse for Horn

rocally · 2016-01-15 15:51:58

Right Yesterday the car horn stopped working and when i press it theres a clicking type sound - Ive been told the fuse is the most likely problem so I opened the fuse area and the attached guide was inside but I can't figure out which fuse is for the horn - Its a vw golf 2004 Any ideas ?

15-01-2016 3:51pm

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rocally

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Right Yesterday the car horn stopped working and when i press it theres a clicking type sound - Ive been told the fuse is the most likely problem so I opened the fuse area and the attached guide was inside but I can't figure out which fuse is for the horn - Its a vw golf 2004

Any ideas ?

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#2 15-01-2016 3:54pm

Kovu

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Nearly has to be 3- It's the steering wheel.

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#3 15-01-2016 4:04pm

rocally

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Thanks I was afraid that was for power steering or such !!!

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#4 15-01-2016 6:04pm

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The clicking sound might mean a fuse isn't the problem. A relay will generate a clicking noise when it's switching on & off (and will need power to switch on & off) so your horn problem could be a sticking/dodgy relay or it could be a problem with the horn sounder itself.
If changing the fuse doesn't help you might need to check the relay next & work your way towards the horn.

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