My Honda 2003 pilot horn does not work at all, why?

Pulley Nut is 47 ft lbs. Other information in the link.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2003+honda+pilot+power+steering+pump+torque+specs

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgzldlc_3kc . You can find the original manufacturer's horns for the Honda CR-V by raising the hood and looking at the front. There should be one horn on each side of the license plate behind the bumper.

First U need check if still under warranty this might be your factory alarm setting involved if using same steering wheel horn and works off ur steering wheel is it possible door switch. Good Luck

Should be right at the edge of the dash board near the driver's door,

There is a short on the wire connector at the horn itself.

horn not connected properly.

There could be a number of issues with a Honda Pilot not shifting into drive. In fact, I had this problem with my 2003 Honda Pilot two weeks ago and had to replace my transmission. More than 100,000 2003 Honda Pilots were recalled in 2004 because of a transmission problem -- was your Honda part of that recall? If so, Honda may help you with some of the costs.

If the problem is not with the transmission, I suggest making sure that your steering column is not locked. You will also notice that on the top of the steering column is a small plate. If you remove the plate and press down with a coin, you can unlock the steering column, enabling you to shift into drive.

Hopefully these solutions will help...but be sure to see your auto service shop for more details on your situation.

yes thats easy till to do but when you take vehicle for its annual mechanical inspection ,then it will fail because its not original .

if all others are working properly you are most likely having a problem with the door lock actuator in that door

may be a relay switch, or a faulty wire on the right side behind the glove box