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Posted by chief
 - September 19, 2011, 17:41:43 PM

Was the horn working  BEFORE the tire change?

Posted by Troll
 - September 19, 2011, 16:57:49 PM

replace the fuse, but don't put the side cover back on until you verify that the one horn you do have works. This kind of circuit is powered on all the time the ign. switch is on, and the handlebar switch completes the ground to sound the horn. If the loose wire contacted something while the power was turned on, it could have popped the fuse, but I think a more likely cause might be a disconnected wire inside the headlight shell. Seems pretty strange that this happened when they replaced your front tire, so, if there is no power at the plugs, then the answer might be hiding behind the headlight. All the wiring for the handlebar switches and the lights plugs together there.

Posted by griz01
 - September 19, 2011, 16:21:54 PM

Fuse box is under the side cover attached to the coolant overflow tank; one screw and two push clips hold the side cover on. There is one fuse for the horn, if wires are hanging loose the could have shorted and popped the fuse at some time.

Posted by 45 Bravo
 - September 18, 2011, 21:20:34 PM

Hello,I just recently adopted a 99 drifter into the family.

We had a new front tire added yesterday. (at the local cycle shop)

Now the horn doesn't work, ( haven't found the fuse box yet to check if it has a horn fuse)

A shop manual is on the way.

I checked the connection to the horn (there is only 1 horn) and it is connected well, there are 2 wires hanging from the right side, where the 2nd horn was.

I did hook a volt meter to the 2 horn wires but when i pressed the button, no voltage showed..

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

45 Bravo

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