Horn

[oak]

I recently had the 302 in my 1987 F150 rebuilt. It's running perfectly. However, my horn isn't working and I can't even find it? I feel pretty stupid on this one. LOL Where did they hide that sucker?

[StanW]

In an 89 they are underneath the truck at the drivers side headlight. There should be 2 horns right below the headlight.

It might be the horn relay that's gone bad - usually located behind the glove box - do you hear a clicking sound when you depress the horn button?

[Hunter11]

I recently had the 302 in my 1987 F150 rebuilt. It's running perfectly. However, my horn isn't working and I can't even find it? I feel pretty stupid on this one. LOL Where did they hide that sucker?

In the middle of your steering wheel. lol.:tehe:

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[rickw]

Hi Oak..It should be right behind the grille mounted on the driver's side of the header panel (rad mount)....You may have to remove the grille to get at it...:sun:

[oak]

Stan, yes I do hear the clicking and was thinking maybe a relay.

Hunter, that was a good one! You got me. hahaha

Rick, I'll look here after a bit.

Thanks guys! Oh, and Merry Christmas!

[Hunter11]

Hope you get your horn working. You're gonna need it for New Years eve.


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[StanW]

Stan, yes I do hear the clicking and was thinking maybe a relay.

Hunter, that was a good one! You got me. hahaha

Rick, I'll look here after a bit.

Thanks guys! Oh, and Merry Christmas!
Clicking's good - that means the relay is working . :D

[bigdummy]

horn itself is most likely open/inoperative, especially if the relay is clicking,
they ingest a lot of dirt and water being located in the frt/grill area

[sbennett454]

another one of fords better ideas..........lol

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