95 Lumina horn does not work, replaced the horn relay and it still does not work, what gives?

Answer 1

Check the fuse under the steering column.

Answer 2

,The horn itself may have quit working to test the horn get a long wire and hook it up to where the wire on the horn is now, then hook a shorter wire to a grounded metal frame part, touch the other end of the long wire (bare wire) to the positive battery post, IF the horn still does not sound it is wore out, if it DOES work then you have either a fuse, relay, or horn button problem. Replacement horns do not cost that much unless you want something fancy (chrome, musical notes etc). Nye

Answer 3

I'd check the fuses to see if the horn is fused; also, check to see if the horn itself is properly connected and grounded. Also, check the horn button itself and wiring to it, if possible. A good friend of mine wasted money on a new relay and found that the horn itself had a bad hot wire.

Hope this helped.

Answer 4

" PJ M" Is a moron! You can not use a computer diagnostic check to find a problem with your f ing horn!
But anyway, it is probably the horns themselves that are worn out on such an old car( yes your car has 2 horns, blowing in fifths)

Answer 5

Check the ground, it may be that the negative grounding location for the horn is corroded.

Answer 6

you fuse is out, check it. if not get a computer diagnostic