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Originally Posted by MP99Alero
What caused that was, a while back, I drove through a really deep puddle, and the horn blew for a few seconds then turned off, but a few minutes later it started again and never stoped, can someone tell me what to do to fix the stock horn quickly so its ready to drive when I get back to hawaii?
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This happened to me after our last hurricane, the horn speakers get flooded and ruined.
Goto the junkyard and find an alero (the universal horn sold in stores does not have the plugs where the power plug clips into on aleros). Open the hood, pull up the 2 black tabs that release the passenger side headlight and remove it. Bam! Horn is right there. Remove replacement horn, takes an 11mm nut or so on each 2 speakers, and repeat process to replace them onto your car. Takes 5 mins start to finish.