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first test for power at the horn using a test light if no power then its not the horn check the fuse if fuse is good your problem can only be the clock spring which is located underneath the steering wheel,remove the wheel and its right there replace it and you will have horn power again.
look for a blown fuse in your engine compartment fuse box. if you dont find one there then check the fuse panel in the dash under you column. it could be one of the larger feed fuses in the engine compartment fuse box so dont overlook those.
try changing the sensor ,have a funny feeling that its reading incorrectly ,comes with age ??the internal components breaking down giving the wrong resistance
Check to see if there is power at the starter with a test light. There probably isn't. So your problem is the fusible linkin your positive battery cable.
Replace the electronic flasher relay.
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