Originally Posted by bullitt5177

Either a faulty horn or faulty wiring to the horn I would say.

Originally Posted by Mustang5L5

The horns are located in the driver's side fender. You need to remove the wheel and remove the front plastic inner fender trim to get at them.

There are two. Autozone sells direct replacements on the shelf under the "highway blaster" name. They are the same brand as the ones in the fender. Only difference is you must use the supplied ground wire under the mounting bolt. The factory horns ground through the case.

I had to replace my horns this summer. They are only 4 years old but did the same thing as yours is doing. When they did beep, it sounded like a dying moose.

The AZ horns are louder too.


EDIT: Oh wait a sec, for a classic. This may not apply. I was thinking 79-later for some reason

Originally Posted by chachee52

I started to laugh at this one about being in the front bumper and removing the plastic. The edit is right, I have no plastic!! The horns are actually right out in the open in front of the radiator. I checked the connections onto the horns, I have not checked the connection at the wheel yet (actually I'm not totally sure how to do that anyway)
It does sound like a dying moose when it does start to work.

Originally Posted by badass98svt

Did you try hooking up the Driver's side horn to the passenger's side wires to test the "bad horn".
Just another thought.

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