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The Ford Transit is equipped with two horns situated behind the front grill. The main issue that often affects the horns is related to the clock spring, a coiled electrical connector in the steering wheel that maintains contact even when the steering wheel rotates. When the clock spring malfunctions, it needs to be swapped out, with replacement costs ranging between $100 and $115. Alternatively, a blown relay in the engine compartment fuse box could also be the culprit if the horns fail to work. If the horns are not functioning properly, it is advised to examine the electrical connections at the rear of the horns for any corrosion, as this could be causing the issue.
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The car's horn is found under the hood and is linked to the front wheel with a wire.