Honda Accord HORN fix - EASY FIX (STEP BY STEP)

[@beendeadsince2302]

Just want you to know that this video is still helping people out in 2020. Thanks! :)

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BeenDeadSince
Awesome Awesome & that’s great to hear. We really appreciate you sharing your comment.
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[@huni26]

For real cz I just used it today

[@tonezone99]

Thanks a lot buddy. Didn’t figure day simply made. Love Honda ever since simplicity

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

Good morning & you are very welcome. Honda is great. Thanks for watching, hope all is well.
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[@tonezone99]

@@DIYwithMichaelBorders do you know if same procedure for 04 ?

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@@tonezone99
Thanks for the reply. You will find it to be very similar. Keep us posted.
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[@johncasoni4379]

I still don't know why you disconnected the battery.

[@annaohlson3791]

What you did was show me where the horn was located. You really don't need to disconnect the neg side of bat just to remove the horn. What I didn't see was if the horn was really bad. You said take it to a junk yard and test it????

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

Hey there thanks for viewing and commenting. Remember..safety first..anytime you work on car dealing with electrical connections, its recommended to disconnect Neg term of BAT. It is recommended...Whether you do this is up to you!. Thanks again for viewing!

[@lechsiz1642]

My Hanes manual says my horn relay (1996 Accord) is on the left in the center console. Any ideas how to get to it? I read to comments saying they heard the relay clicking noise coming from near or behind the radio. hELP

[@09ThunderOne]

Current is not flowing through that wire unless the horn is pushed.

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09ThunderOne
Thanks for watching & sharing your comment. For safety reasons we always recommend disconnecting your battery prior to working on engine. We hope the video helped!
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[@chefsharonogomez1837]

Cool👏👏👏thanks you help so much. Beep beep😄👌

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Chef Sharon O Gomez
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[@michaelmcneal9808]

My alarm won’t stop blowing my horn on my 2012 V6 Accord after a jump. What’s up?

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

Thanks for watching, it’s possible that the wiring is damaged or horn itself is faulty..because that shouldn’t be happening…🤔

[@brandonle4930]

My horn sometime work and sometimes it doesn’t what do you guys think is the problem?

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

Viet Le
Thanks for watching & sharing your comment. A few things to look at.
Do you see any loose connections on horn?
Do you see any signs of stress on wiring that feeds to your horn...melting...frayed....???
Let’s start there, keep us posted!
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[@carvincooper3378]

Thank you brother

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[@allisinjackson4559]

My anti alarm goes off but don’t know how to unconnect horn

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

Thanks for watching. Have you located horn and gained access to its electrical connection?

[@allisinjackson4559]

Yes but lights still flash

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

@@allisinjackson4559
Thanks for the follow up. We recommend disconnecting the black negative cable from your battery and leaving disconnected for a minimum of five minutes.
This will allow your system to do a full reset. After five minutes, resecure cable to battery and start engine.

[@stillrumone]

THANKS... I HAVE TO CHECK MY HORN ON MY 1992 ACCORD... THE FUSE KEEPS BLOWING...

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

+stillrumone Fuse keeps blowing,......hhhmmmm, thats odd. Do you have a frayed wire?? Possible short in the wiring? Let me know!

[@stillrumone]

Michael Borders
DIDN'T SEE ANY FRAYED WIRING... REMOVED BOTH HORNS... GOING TO BENCH-TEST THEM, WHEN I GET OFF FROM WORK...

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

Let me know what you find....i'm interested!!

[@dopeyg.9423]

Would it still be the same if it was a 98 accord. My horn randomly goes off and its pretty loud

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Erick Gallegos What's up Erick, thanks for checking out the video. It definitely will be very similar. Please Subscribe to the channel that would be awesome! 😎👍

[@5yko031]

If you don't take off the battery what happens?

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

Hey there thanks for viewing, the horn has an electrical connection point on it. Just precautionary purposes, I disconnect battery.

[@spachuladgaming651]

PaPii SyKo it kill scream at you

[@sing.aaliyahk7840]

you used a 10 mm what ? to remove the horn ?

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

sing.aaliyahk Thanks for checking out the video. I used a 10mm craftsman socket. Hope it helps. Please Subscribe to the channel that would be awesome 😎👍

[@sing.aaliyahk7840]

thanks so much I did subscribe

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[@sing.aaliyahk7840]

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[@tmoneybaddazz]

hi my horn keeps randomly going off as though its stuck but if i press it down it will stop what do u think i could do to solve this problem

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

+Takera Cuyler Interesting....this car has two horns....Try disconnecting one of the hors to see if it stops....if so i might be as easy as just going with one horn from here..Thanks for viewing and commenting...Subscribe to the channel...thanks!!

[@VegetaSireka]

@@DIYwithMichaelBorders What if removing the first horn didn't work? D:

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[@Yashahiro_]

My horn just randomly starts going off for no reason.

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

Crystal Clod
Thanks for watching Crystal. This is definitely more common than you think.
When you experience a horn that refuses to silence, it’s almost always an electrical wiring issue.
Here’s what we recommend.
1. Disconnect Battery cables from Battery to remove all electrical power to car.
2. Complete a thorough inspection of all electrical wiring that feeds into horn as well as feeds out of horn. Verify all connection points are secure. Follow the wires & make sure there is no signs of stress anywhere on wires.
In most cases, people that experience this usually finds a loose connection point & just by tightening it, it fixes horn.
Let’s start there! Keep us posted!
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[@chevyboy2066]

Same here, so replace the horn?

[@isaimedel8152]

what if you just cut the wire ?

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

isai medel
Thanks for checking out the video. I don’t recommend cutting Wire...that would require you to re-spice Wire & then re-feed wires correctly into connection point...a lot of extra unnecessary work. Please subscribe to the channel and turn on your RUclips notification Bell that would be awesome thanks again 😎👍🔧🔩

[@langxiong378]

how would you wire a new horn without the plugin harness?

[@DIYwithMichaelBorders]

Thanks for viewing, is the horn working and you have wiring problems? Check your horn FUSE. Let me know 😀👍