Horn Stopped Working

[Fandango]

(no double entendre intended )

My horn has started to sound like a Daihatsu's. One of them seems to be silent.
Can anyone tell me where it's located, I ran out of places to look under the bonnet.
Is it easily accessible?

Thanks
Karl

 

[Mercedes cozy]

There is one located under the bumper, other one should be at the from of the car near front panel.

(no double entendre intended )

My horn has started to sound like a Daihatsu's. One of them seems to be silent.
Can anyone tell me where it's located, I ran out of places to look under the bonnet.
Is it easily accessible?

Thanks
Karl

 

[television]

With luck you can take off the top and clean the contacts, tune the pitch if you like

http://www.detali.ru/cat/oem_mb2.as...GA=722.608&CT=F&cat=45Q&SID=54&SGR=106&SGN=06

 

[Fandango]

Thanks, Gents!
I can see the one in front of the radiator. This one works. It's the other one (on the left in the Russian EPC sketch) that I can't find.
Will I need to dismantle the bumper to get to it?

 

[mark.t]

from memory when thery did mine under warrenty the front bumper grill had to come off .....

 

[brandwooddixon]

I replaced the low tone horn on my E430 W210 yesterday. I'll hold my hand up and say that I didn't buy from MB as it was £35+VAT! I bought from the local motorfactors instead at £8.

On my car the horn is located in the front wing under the right side headlamp unit (as seen from inside the car). I managed to gain access via the foglamp access hatch in the bottom of the bumper trim.

It looked as if you may also be able to gain access via the wheel arch after trim removal. It's a little awkward but possible.

Another point I found that I had to unbolt the horn mount from the body work for fear of breaking the mount as the nut on the horn had siezed.