YOUR RESEARCHHorn not working-any thoughts?
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Out driving my 2003 996 C4S tonight, got some gas, noted on the way home that nothing happens when I hit the horn, no sound, no horn. I tried hitting all the parts of the center hub of the steering wheel to no avail. Car is otherwise as perfect as ever. Any thoughts? I guess I will take it in as I consider being hornless a safety hazard, its probably against the law as well. Thanks in advance for any help.
Fuse?
These horns go bad all the time. We just had a guy on RennTech.org that had both of them bad - he couldn't believe it until he replaced them both. When mine die I think I'll go for the Griots air horns.
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