it sounds like you mean you replaced the clock sprind. it may have been the issue but in most cases, the steering wheel pad is the culprit. have it checked to verify but it gorunds the relay and activates the horn.

Roy

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Thanks Roy, I did replace the clock sprind. It is not the steering wheel pad. I can make the horn blow by touching the ground wire to the metal around the streeing wheel but it will not blow when touched to the spline where steering wheel mounts. Dou know what the plastic donut ring aroung the steering rod undeer the dash just abouve the knukle joint?.

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the ground wire is fed up the column to the clock spring, then to the pad. if there is no power to the pad, then either a bad connection at the clock spring or a broken wire on the way up

Roy

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