How do I repair horn on 2005 Jeep Wrangler? - 2006 Jeep Wrangler

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my horn problem seems related to a bad horn connection, and a bad clockspring, (shorting out and energizing horn relay, causing battery to drain dead over weeks).

you will need to remove air bag from steering wheel wire for horn is behind it

Check the horn ground. By pass the relay and feed the horn at the relay terminal. Could be a bad wire from the relay to the horn.

First check that the fuse for the horn is good and if it is you will need to replace the horn relay that is found in the under hood high amp fuse box.

The horn relay is located in the Intergrated Power dist Box, This is a Cherokee, but you get the idea.

May be bad horn. Get a 12 volt test light or multi-meter and attach to the horn wire at the horn. Have a helper press the horn. If you have 12 volts when it is pressed, horn itself is bad. Otherwise, may be bad horn relay. Horn cover should pull off.

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First, run a direct hotwire to the horn. If it fails to work, replace it. if it does work, check that the relay is working. If both horn and relay are good, likely the horn connection inside the steering wheel has gone bad. That requires removing the horn pad from the wheel and possibly going deeper into the top of the wheel to find the problem. (most often you won't need to go that far though)

If you are facing the front of the jeep. It is on your left, on the fender well. Yes, you do have a fuse under the dash. The fuse panel should be marked on what fuse is it.