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Anonymous Posted on Jan 31, 2012

The horn on my 1991 Pontiac grand am just quit working Is their more than one fuse that we should look for and where is it located. thank you

I am wondering if there is a horn rely that could be bad. where would I find it

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Yes there is a horn relay and it is mounted in the relay block

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    Ricky Peters Jan 31, 2012

    The relay block is on the drivers side under dash

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