[Dieter]

My horn continued to go off even after hitting the button, so I turned off the 500. The horn does not work now? I pulled out all the fuses and relays, and they all look good? I have limited mechanical abilities and no multimeter. Any quick fixes out there?

Thanks, D

[NMKawierider]

Your options are limited without basic knowledge and equipment. In most cases it would be either the switch or the horn itself- yours sounds more like the switch and most would test it first..but that's outside your abilities so...the next best thing is to take it in and pay someone to do it for you I guess.

[Dieter]

Thanks for the response. Looks like the whole assembly is $70 an maybe just take a chance and just replace the whole thing. The horn isnt that important to me, except to communicate with my dog.

D 

[NMKawierider]

A cheap multimeter is much less and useful in the future. Never know as it could just be a bad...or unplugged connection as well.