car horn fuse

Asked by Rokeby Nov 28, 2018 at 04:45 PM about the 1998 Buick LeSabre Custom Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

car horn goes of on it's own. Where is the fuse box with the horn relay or fuse located

3 Answers

26,800

My info says fuse 3--15 amp, interior fuse box. The fuse box may have a legend on it, that tells you which fuse is which. Your owners manual may have fuse info.

22,300

These are always in the fusebox in the engine bay. Horn relays are ones also that are labeled. Look on inside lid of fusebox. Should be labeled horn relay

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22,300

I did research. Fuse is behind glove box almost by passenger door. Relay is in engine bay up against firewall. As you are looking at engine, passenger side. Second relay from left going right

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