Very nice. I have an '04 that I bought from the co. I work for that has this same problem. Their mechanics answer was to hot wire a button on the dash near your left knee. Slammed my knee into it several times but I'll be fixing it very soon thanks to your video. Thank you very much for this.
thank you. I was driving for over a year now without a horn thinking it was an expensive fix. Your video helped me fix it in no time. The hardest part was trying to get the little red wire with the spring back in the hole that it actually stayed in.
Sir, You were spot on. Thanks for posting this. I have a 2002 Chevy Suburban with 353,207 proud miles. This was the only video I could find for this model. This model you access from the rear of the steering wheel and not the side, like some other Chevy models and years. I had trouble getting the airbag off until I did it and then it was simple, so I want to add additional instruction and this additional info...use a flathead screwdriver and have the blade flat vertically and slide it in the small hole in the back, then push it in all the way till it stops,, then slowly twist the flat blade 90 degrees to horizontal position and it will pop loose the metal snap that holds the airbag in place. Once I figured this out everything else was a piece of cake like you said. I sanded off the corrosion off the 4 brass blades and the banjo spring and the horn works like new. Thanks again.
Same problem I had with my 2002 2500hd. Had good fuse, good relay, so your video did the trick by only cleaning all the contact points. Horn works great now. Thanks for posting this, it really helped a lot. 👍👍
I just discovered today that my 2002 k3500 horn only works when I push the "lock doors" button on my remote. Thanks for posting this. I'll fix my ASAP.
Wis I was in business. Relay(s) are fine. I did everything in this video and my horn still rarely works - every once in a while it will work but rarely. I dont know what else to do...maybe a ground somewhere? New horn itself? I dont know
This was almost perfect, BUT I wish you said what tools you need first. You helped me fix my horn, but I had to stop and go buy a T-30 & T-20. I also recommend a can of compressed air. I blew out the hole that the connection and spring went in and some crap came out.
@@socialxperiment3162 normally a instructional-type video has ALL the needed tools at the start. But, it was a very helpful video and I was able to fix my 23 year old horn myself. So, unless you have some better videos to link, I wish you a good day.
Very nice. I have an '04 that I bought from the co. I work for that has this same problem. Their mechanics answer was to hot wire a button on the dash near your left knee. Slammed my knee into it several times but I'll be fixing it very soon thanks to your video. Thank you very much for this.
thank you. I was driving for over a year now without a horn thinking it was an expensive fix. Your video helped me fix it in no time. The hardest part was trying to get the little red wire with the spring back in the hole that it actually stayed in.
Great video!! Saved me a ton of $$ I'm sure!! 02 Chevy 1500 Silverado LT 4WD EXT CAB 342,000 MILES, Owned this truck for 16yrs, Thanks again!!
Sir, You were spot on. Thanks for posting this. I have a 2002 Chevy Suburban with 353,207 proud miles. This was the only video I could find for this model. This model you access from the rear of the steering wheel and not the side, like some other Chevy models and years. I had trouble getting the airbag off until I did it and then it was simple, so I want to add additional instruction and this additional info...use a flathead screwdriver and have the blade flat vertically and slide it in the small hole in the back, then push it in all the way till it stops,, then slowly twist the flat blade 90 degrees to horizontal position and it will pop loose the metal snap that holds the airbag in place. Once I figured this out everything else was a piece of cake like you said. I sanded off the corrosion off the 4 brass blades and the banjo spring and the horn works like new. Thanks again.
I'm glad to hear it, my friend! I'm sure you're glad to hear your horn, too!
@@MelvinZoopersi related the relay for horn. Do I need to replace the fuse for the air bag? Horn still not working!
@@AD-eq4kn I would try that.
Same problem I had with my 2002 2500hd. Had good fuse, good relay, so your video did the trick by only cleaning all the contact points. Horn works great now. Thanks for posting this, it really helped a lot. 👍👍
Love to hear it!
Worked perfect. Thank you!
You betcha!
Just fixed mine with your instructions. I just needed to sand the connection, and stretch the spring. 👍
Great!
I just discovered today that my 2002 k3500 horn only works when I push the "lock doors" button on my remote. Thanks for posting this. I'll fix my ASAP.
this is the best explination I've seen on this. I will do this tomorrow i have the same truck! thanks for posting
Merci beaucoup mon ami
Gr8 video and🙏😎 details on how to😇 get it done❤
Your video was a god send, many thanks
Glad it helped!
Thanks man. Worked. Brilliant tutorial.
Thank you!
Very nice video, thank
Thanks, just what I needed to know
Right on!
thank u very much i had to get a new part but my horn is working now👍🏽
Great to hear!
Thanks Bro, gonna try all that you did... great video. I changed the horn, checked relay and fuses. Still not working. 😢
Good luck! Let me know.
I'm going to try this right now!
Might as well, good luck!
Wis I was in business. Relay(s) are fine. I did everything in this video and my horn still rarely works - every once in a while it will work but rarely. I dont know what else to do...maybe a ground somewhere? New horn itself? I dont know
Any videos on how to repair the tow/haul button? I saw a video way back that there were problems w/ the wire breaking?
I don't have one. Good luck!
Like this video Melvin, Do you still work on GM cars?
Sure
@@MelvinZoopers What scanner did you use? We have a GM scan tool coming, Not sure if we have a chance to work together.
This was almost perfect, BUT I wish you said what tools you need first. You helped me fix my horn, but I had to stop and go buy a T-30 & T-20. I also recommend a can of compressed air. I blew out the hole that the connection and spring went in and some crap came out.
Good things to note for next time. Thanks for watching!
You don’t have a handheld torque set lying around?
Also not very smart of you to follow step by step without watching the video first, otherwise you’d know what tools you would have needed
@@socialxperiment3162 normally a instructional-type video has ALL the needed tools at the start. But, it was a very helpful video and I was able to fix my 23 year old horn myself. So, unless you have some better videos to link, I wish you a good day.
@@MelvinZoopers sir, if you’re taking notes on years and models of vehicles you are helping: 2001 (original owner) GMC truck.
I have a 1997 Chev Cheyenne c1500 will this same application work on my truck? I will check to see the fuses on horn then attempt this.....thx
It might...give it a shot!
What level sand paper you used?
Can't remember for sure, but it's best to use finer grit like 180 or 220.
my horn works but it blows the fuse after few presses on the horn u think this is my problem 2003 chevy Silverado
Give it a shot & see.
Gr8 video and🙏😎 details on how to😇 get it done❤
Thanks 👍