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Hi All

I went to vent my frustration at someone who cut me up this morning only to find my horn doesn't work. When I push the horn I can hear the relay click so I guess it will be the horns themselves behind the front bumper. Before I buy them and dismantle the front of the car is there anything else I should check

Thanks for any advise

John

Perhaps the "Mojo" relay is too old..?
LOL

Just did this job. Horns are super cheap. When you see the location of the horns you'll see why they go out. Drive through a puddle and they'll be fried. My old ones had a ton of water in them. The hardest part of the job is getting the bumper off...I'll say this, there are more screws than pelican says there are...so if it seems like it's still hung up, there are more screws to take off.

The while you're in there job is to clean out your radiators. You'll be amazed at the crap you find.

Me so horney

Make sure you get horns that fit. They are small!

And you wouldn't want to be getting all horny just to find out your unit is too big.

Perhaps this bumper removal guide will help:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Um-h2aUJHY4

Before you begin tearing things apart, try this: with the car off and the key out, try the horn. If it works, you have a ground issue in the steering column. A forum search should yield the details. If the horns don't work, your initial diagnosis is likely correct.

Bill

What are the chances of both horns failing. I would suspect loose/broken wires or grounding. Most likely grounding since as things corrode the ground is typically compromised.

I find the horn is not distinctive or suited to Porsche, just plain boring really so perhaps you have a good excuse to upgrade.

Something more European sounding perhaps.

Anyone heard a good horn lately.

Old style higher pitched dual trumpets perhaps.

Personally for a noisy warning device I like the guns switch myself ;)

http://justflight.ggstatic.com/image...eaponPanel.jpg

I replaced my horns with Hella horns. They were larger so I took off the bumper cover and mounted them behind the aluminum front bumper. Plenty of room and a better location than stock position in my opinion.

Do they sound when you press the fob to lock.....with something open or has all the air disapated by then

There is a separate horn that operates this sound. Not in the same location.

Both my horns failed and replacing them restored normal horn operation. Just sayin'

Good to know....this means one can put in twin air horns and disrupt the ajar warning

Fitted a used pair of original horns this morning now working. Also cleaned my rads at same time
Thanks
John