HELP WITH HORN

[c15]

Can someone tell me which fuse is for the Horn circuit.. I have found out that the cigarette lighter and the horn are on the same circuit, but I don't know which fuse it is, (this is easier than bothering to check each one in turn...)..

Cheers Steve!

(I guess it is the fuse as the relay clicks..)

[mongoose]

are you testing the relay indipendantly?does your ciggy lighter work?my horn doesnt work but lighter does,so im expecting(hoping) itll be the button in the wheel,fuse on mine 2000/500 is no.10 btw.edited to say that relay no.4 is the horn btw .edited even more to prevent misleading! think youre on the right track with the fuse.

>> Edited by mongoose on Wednesday 9th March 07:48

[c15]

No my ciggy lighter doesn't work, i can hear the realy clicking when I press the button.. Don't have a circuit tester to test the horns idependently.

[mrmaggit]

The fuse is the fourth from the right, 15amp. IIRC. Clear coloured.

[shpub]

It has moved about quite a bit and is often in a group with other 15 amp clear fuses. It also has been 10A and 20A as well.

The fuse pattern is usually in the handbook and there are 10 or so variations in the bible.

[spend]

Early cars list a horn (+interior lights) fuse, which is only the low current circuit from the push button to the relay. The high power circuit to the relay shares the cooling fan fuse. Cooling Fan (+ horn power - not mentioned in handbook) is fuse 3, horn + int. lights is fuse 19.

Dave