Horn broken?

Asked by GuruLWYYH Mar 27, 2019 at 07:03 PM about the 2014 Ford Taurus

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

horn doesn't honk

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Gary answered 5 years ago

could be a few things. There is a fuse and a relay. Could also be the actual switch in the steering column however, that would be uncommon in a 2014 vehicle.

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Guru9DRBK1 answered 3 years ago

Horn Does not work. Ford Taurus SHO 2014, There is a Fuse box under the hood driver side next to the car battery, and a fuse box is inside the car driver side under the dash left sidewall. The manual shows the fuse box inside the car F20 = Horn & F22 = Horn Relay for horn, both fuses are good. What else cloud be the issue? How do I get to it to fix or test?

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