2006 Dodge Stratus, Horn sounds sick and the fuse is good, how do I fix my horn?

open the hood and look in the under hood electrical fuse relay center should be a relay that is marked horn or you can pull the fuse marked horn.must likely its the air bag on steering wheel.it coukd be the alarm but you would have to take to shop or get a book to help you, good luck

there is a horn relay and fuse, if these check out see if there is voltage to the horn when you push the horn button. if there is the horn itself is bad. if there is no voltage then then its in the wiring circuit

I would say a new horn

Put battery voltage directly to it
& see if it works

If it made any sound-- how could it be a fuse ?

If it was a fuse, nothing would happen & a new
fuse wouldn't do anything, until you found & fixed
the reason a fuse failed

relay could be stuck on or the horn button at the steering wheel may be stuck..

bad horn switch in steering wheel, fun job good luck

The clicking sound you are hearing is the horn relay engaging trying to supply power to your horn. Most likely horn itself needs to be replaced. Locate horn underneath in front near grill. With test light check for ground & with someone pushing on horn switch, check for positive. If you have good ground & power when pushing on horn switch need to replace horn.

If the relay is clicking,then the horn is the problem,make sure it has a good connection,if so,replace the horn.

check fuse and ground, check horn relay if equipt

youre horn is located at the lower engine bay its normally around lower chassis rails ok m8
thanks lee