The horn itself may be defective. unplug the plug from the horn and use a testlight to see if there is power at the plug when someone presses the horn. If there is then remove the horn and power it up with jumper wires to a 12 volt power source (battery). If it works off the car check your ground. If it doesn't then try a new horn.
Don't know what kind of vehicle you have but most horns are located up front behind the grille area. The contacts at the steering wheel could be At Fault and also the horn relay.
Don't know what kind of vehicle you have but most horns are located up front behind the grille area. The contacts at the steering wheel could be at fault and also the horn relay.
If the horn is dead you should at least still hear the horn relay click. If you don't hear the horn relay click I would suspect the switch contacts in the steering wheel are dirty.
Check the operation and alignment of the stop light switch - usually located at the upper end of the brake pedal under dash area
Have you checked your fuses? My father had a 88 Chevy and the speedo fuse would fall out of the holder.
Have you checked the relays?
Checked owners manual for any obvious fuses. Any recommendations why instrument panel and gauges would guit working?
Assuming you have checked the water and its topped up, could be thermostat blocked.
There is a short in your wiring somewhere to your radio. I would check it out. Or get it checked.
Have your brake system checked immediately! (by a proffesional)
It needs to be checked out . There are many things that can go wrong.
Blown fuse? Radios also have there own fuses. Have u checked?
I believe the dash lights and tailights share the same circut. check the tailight relay and fuse located in the engine compartment rt. side above headlight
It is located inside the Transmission You will have to take the transmission apart it is in the middle of the trany. It would be cheaper to get a new trany.
Blown fuse