Problem solved - FYI - There is no fuse, and all wires were connected.
Turned out that there is a small screw with a jam nut on the bottom of it (on the back of the horn) and once adjusted it started to work. It didn't sound as 'manly' as I liked, so I replaced with a car horn I had in the garage.
Works fine.
Turned out that there is a small screw with a jam nut on the bottom of it (on the back of the horn) and once adjusted it started to work. It didn't sound as 'manly' as I liked, so I replaced with a car horn I had in the garage.
Works fine.

