My horn on my mitsubishi lancer 2002

Sounds like the horn relay is bad, the fuse for the horn is located on the driver side look under the left of the steering wheel you will see a little compartment pull it out and you will see the fuses.

Hello. Pull the fuse out for the horn. See if you can open the steering wheel cover to see if the horn button is bad or not. If it is bad, go to a well known jankyard that have good conditioned items and look for the same kind of a car as yours and look for another horn button that is in mint or in a very good conditin.

I would check for the following:
1. Fuse
2. Relay
3. Wiring
4. Horn itself (disconnect it from the car, use a wire to connect to horn and tap it directly to the battery, if it horns then it is ok, if not probably need a replacement.
5. Push button on the steering wheel
6. Rotor contact on the steering wheel

Verify the fuse is good. If it is good then check turn signal switch in steering column.

The first step is to check the bulbs in the tail lights. The brake light switch (on the brake pedal) is OK, as the center light works.

Changing the ATF will not make it impossible to use the shift lever. You should first check that the brake lamps are working, if not then check the fuse. The shift gate lock is actuated by a switch connected to the brake lamps system. Hope that helps

Check the fuse, if the turn signals are working in the back, the bulbs are ok. If the fuse is good, check the brake switch, it's under dash, near the top of the brake pedal. Either the button is stuck and not popping out when the brake pedal is pressed, or the switch is bad.

probably a ground issue...

Usually when the horn doesn't honk it's a blown fuse

try running the ODB sensor on it... it should tell you the code...

then you can look the code up and it should tell you the problems...


Usually AutoZone or Advanced Discount Auto will do this for free for you :)

Have you checked the fuse r the connections at the horn it self that is under the hood