Strange thing. My 03 Silverado was doing the exact same thing. I installed the same button and after using it for a month or so, my horn switch on the steering wheel started working again. It is still working. Now my 04 Z71 is doing the same thing. I'm going to finish the button install on it tomorrow and see if it fixes the steering wheel horn on it also. Thanks for the video.

maybe i missed something but why couldnt u use the original relay that was used to power the horn before and is already in the car...i understand u couldnt use the same switch (the one in the steering wheel cause its broken)...but the old relay is still there...is it to difficult to access the various ports/terminals on the old relay?...also for me anyway..a simple handrawn schematic of the entire circuit with battery, fuse , relay , switch and load /horn would have been simpler to follow

Awesome! Thanks Pops!

You can’t seriously run wires close to hinges and through the door opening over the rubber strip. Why not simply connect the new contact to the horn wire on the steering column. That way you use the factory wiring harness (which one must assume functions just fine if only the old horn push was bad)

Hello sir, Your video is excellent well explained thank you very much for helping the public. Have a great day

Where's the original relay for the horn ?

great tutorial gentlemen, very professional mr. dad good job.

Beautiful mustang in the garage. Does it run?

Your dad is a bad a*s. I have to do this to my mothers Dodge Journey. The ribbon is shorting out & the horn honks randomly. My question is, can I use a relay with originally horn wiring? That way I don’t have to run a wire throughout the engine bay?

Pops cool

I didn't know cars have two horns. Do all cars have two or just suvs

Great job dad thank you for sharing this video!😊

Too complicated

This is car of my dreams ! It's a Suburban not Tahoe !