horn not working need relay location to check it

Well I installed the clock spring and now the horn works! Still have a airbag dash light on though. I had to mod one connector plug on spring. Cut old connector plug and spliced into new spring and worked well. Very happy with $17.00 spring

 

Well, you are making progress, good to see that.

I have no experience with air-bag issues, but a quick google search located this web-page.
Its relates to a 2004 Camry, but the system should work the same. Check it out.

http://thegarage.jalopnik.com/how-to-fix-your-airbag-light-without-having-it-blow-up-1721651879

 

Thank you Tan. I just took the seats out and had them reupholstered and I remember there were no wires so after watching the link you sent I think that's where I will start. I will post after.

 

Sorry i misspoke it was ebay not Amazon for clock spring. Search this: For Toyota Camry Corolla Solara Tacoma Tundra CLOCK SPRING 84306-0C010. Company from Cali. Would use again. Mod was Just had to switch plugs on it.

 

Where was the Horn Relay located on

Congrats on getting the horn working! Where was the Horn Relay located on your Tacoma ? I'm still trying to find mine on the '02., I've replaced the clock spring with the same part# as yours , Both horns blow when wired direct ?? Thanks

 

My horn relay was located on the back side of the inside left knee fuse panel remove the 2 bolts on the inside fuse box and turn it around it will be the small one in the top corner it says horn relay on it test it by removing the cap and pressing it with your finger and the horn will blow if it works

 

The inside fuse panel that holds the Horn/Hazard fuse ,etc,- Has a "pull off" cover with fuse label on back side ? The horn relay should have a 3 wire connector plugged in ? Am I looking at the right fuse box ??? Thanks so much for your help

 

I'm sorry I don't understand if you're asking me questions or not.

 

Yes , I am asking if this is the Fuse box that you are talking about for the horn relay ?? Thanks

 

Sorry keep on trucking, I been busy on the farm. Yes, it is.

 

Hey folks - dealing with a similar problem. Just wondering if that horn relay needs any special tricks for it to pull out? Like depressing a tab or anything? I can see it and reach it without taking everything apart, but not sure if I can just pull it straight out, or if there is a catch.

Thanks.