How to Disconnect the Horn on a 1990 Mazda

Disconnecting a horn is a straightforward process.

If the horn in your 1990 Mazda malfunctions, you may need to disconnect it. Though the horn is sounded by pushing a button on the steering wheel, the horn is located underneath the hood of the vehicle. The process of disconnecting the horn isn't complex, so if you can operate a screwdriver, you will not need the help of a mechanic. The process doesn't take more than 10 minutes.

Things You'll Need

• Screwdriver

Instructions

1. Lift the Mazda's hood and hold it into place with the rod.

2. Locate the Mazda's horn. The horn in the 1990 Mazda is found under the hood and attached to the grille inside the hood area. Locate a circle-shaped part bound by screws and a cord. The cord provides power to the part.

3. Place the screwdriver into the under hood area and unscrew each piece. Unplug the power cord.

4. Place the screws in a safe location. Pull the horn from the Mazda.

5. Close the hood of the Mazda.

References

• Second Chance Garage: How a Car Horn Works
• Popular Mechanics; Fixing a Dead Horn; Mike Allen; March 2006