When The horn beeped as I locked the car it sounded anemic as if it wasn't all there. Beeped it from the steering wheel and it sounded the same. Has part of the horn stopped working? What's it cost to replace a horn? Should I just leave it like it is until the rest of it stops working? I've owned a lot of cars but never had a horn go bad.

 

post a video/sound clip.

 

just get a compressor, tank, and train horn.

solve your problem AND make people poop their pants!

 

Why the hell did I even bring this up? I should have known better. Poop their pants. I've worked with preschoolers who are more mature than this.

 

The vehicle is equipped with two horns, a high and a low tone - since you described it as being anemic sounds like your high tone horn is not operating. You can test them out by covering the horns while someone honks the horn to pinpoint which one is not working.