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Make sure that you have good battery connections and a fully charged battery. There should be aux feed wires to the fuse power distribution center. Make sure that all fuses and relays are good.
I'm having the same problem with my 883. I know last year I had problems and it ended up being the battery for the key fob. I am heading to the shop tomorrow ro replace the battery.
Hi, Sounds like you have a bad ignition switch. Also check alternator, so that battery is charging.
Do a test for me, start engine disconnect battery. If alternator is working you should have light and horn. Stop, engine reconnect battery. This will give you a better idea where the problem lies.
Good luck.
no. a horn will not be directly associated with a battery, if so you would have other components within the car that were not working.
I would suspect a horn problem itself or one of the electrical components
Have the battery checked for voltage and amperage. A dead cell in a battery will have power but nothing to turn the starter. If its not the battery try replacing the starter.
Troubleshoot the starter. If your battery is good, then you WILL have power...the lights will work, horn, etc, but....if the starter is toast...you need a starter.
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