I have a 2000 S-10 Blazer and I am trying to locate the horn relay. Anyone replaced this before and know where to find it?

Thanks.

 

It's in the underhood fuse block.

 

my relay was in the glove box theres a panel that needs to come off and its right there.

jimmyboy

 

This is from the GM service info for a 2000 Blazer
[ol]Open and support the hood. Remove the protective cover from the underhood fuse block. Remove the horn relay from the underhood fuse block. [/ol] Installation Procedure [ol]


Install the horn relay to the underhood fuse block. Install the protective cover to the underhood fuse block. Close the hood. [/ol]

 

Like filstoy said...


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This is from the GM service info for a 2000 Blazer

[ol]"Open and support the hood. Remove the protective cover from the underhood fuse block. Remove the horn relay from the underhood fuse block. [/ol]Installation Procedure
[ol]Install the horn relay to the underhood fuse block. Install the protective cover to the underhood fuse block. Close the hood. "[/ol]
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[ol]Is this info only available to ASE technicians or can we all use this?[/ol]

 

[ol]Is this info only available to ASE technicians or can we all use this?[/ol]


GM employees only.

 

Can you believe they actually put "close the hood" in the directions?

 

What do you have against ASE certified Technicians? We don't complain about Mcdonalds telling you to wash your hands before you put the buns in the toaster do we? G.M. put that there so they can't be sued by some retard that gets their hands on the procedure and forgets to shut the hoodand then wrecks the truck....lol Give it a rest...stop hatin'The world takes all kinds of people with different professions. We can'tALL beDOCTORS or LAWYERSthat drive 12 year old blazers!

 

If you ever saw my brother-in-law work on a car then you would understand why they put that there LOL.