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the fuse is good---no 16 on left side fuse box----is there any relay----what else can i check ---thanks

Check the contacts on the steering wheel with a continuity test (with a meter).

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Test for power supply directly at the horn set, they are very poor quality and fail often. I wouldn't recommend mucking about with the steering wheel.

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the fuse is good---no 16 on left side fuse box----is there any relay----what else can i check ---thanks

Same thing happened to me on a 2006. Both horns were dead and had to be replaced.

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Same problem here on a Cayenne S (MY2004), replaced them myself in less than an hour =) Very easy to do, access to the horns (which are placed inside of the front bumper) is from the front wheel arches (just a few screws to loose). Lower tone on the left, higher on the right. Two wires to each horn, earth from the body isn't so good (at least on my car).

Good luck!

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