I have a 1995 Ford F-150 Pickup. My horn does not work…horns are ok, relay is ok, fuse is ok, horn button is ok. The only thing I can find wrong is voltage going to relay from the horn button is low (around 9 volts). The panic button that makes the horn beep works. I don’t know if they’re related somehow, but a week earlier the cruise control shorted out and blew a fuse. It knocked out the anti-lock brakes and steering wheel lockout. Seeing that the horn and cruise control both have their wires going through the clock work wiring to get to the steering wheel controls, could this have shorted out the computer to affect the horn? Maybe the horn went then and I did not know it? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Here is my summer project that I have just completed...well a couple small items remain...like repairing the ice box door where my son had set the lantern in the floor and had it to close to the door. July 6, 2006 This was my 1971 Lee camper that I bought 3 years ago from my brother in law. He bought it from someone in Ohio 5 years ago. That person was a Nascar fan...that is why it is blue and red. It also had a 43 on the back. Here is the picture before. [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v247/WVHunter129/Hunting/camp02.jpg[/IMG] Camper at camp site (before the renovation) Here are updated pictures of my camper since I have painted it. I did this in two days with 12 cans of "Hunter Green" and 2 cans of the "Walnut". The Krylon paint can handle/sprayer was a life safer!! [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v247/WVHunter129/Jul0605.jpg[/IMG] Side of Camper [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v247/WVHunter129/Jul0604.jpg[/IMG] Side of Camper (Door) [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v247/WVHunter129/Jul0603.jpg[/IMG] Front of Camper The colors are "Hunter Green" and "Walnut". Right now I am working on the insides. Got to get some new paneling and linoleum. I really don't need to replace the linoleum, but I want to give it a fresh look. The paneling in the back needs replaced cause the roof leaked where the wall and ceiling join together. The outside molding caulk was the old original gray putty like tape, and it had dried up and cracked. I have bought 3 tubes of GE Silicone I 100% pure silicone to redo the seams around the outside molding. I worked on the heater and got it all cleaned out. The first year I got it we couldn't keep the furnace burning. After pulling the burner out of the firebox I know why. I had to empty the Scorpion Dirt Devil 4 times! I am still looking for a 10 or 20 gallon water tank for it. Someone took the water tank out of the camper. The fill line hose is still there and the faucet pump line is still there. I am also looking for the metal brackets that hold the table to the wall and the ones that mount to the table. Not that I need them, but I thought I might mount them on the side of the camper where the door is, so I can put a table out there. I can use the original table as a pattern and make a second table for the outside. ================================================== July 21, 2006 Just an update...I have completed sealing the seams on the roof with 100% silicone. I have removed the cabinet doors and painted the doors walnut. Went to Lowes last weekend and bought 4 sheets of paneling and 2 boxes of self adhesive tile. Bought screws to secure the paneling to the walls along with 2 tubes of panel adhesive. Spent some of the evening after the sun went down getting measurements and laying it out on paper. Will try and take some digital pictures of the interior before I get started and then take some after I am done. Got a lot still to do and bow season is fast approaching!! But I think I will have it done. At least the back where the seam leak was the worst. ================================================ August 1, 2006 More of an update on the camper...sorry I didn't get any pictures before the paneling went up but take my word for it, it was nasty. The paneling had been painted white and where it had leaked there was mold and mildew down the wall from the cabinet to the floor. I had to rebuild the bottom of the cabinet...the wood had just rotted. But all is well now and solid. Here is a picture, but of course I haven't finished yet. In the picture you will notice that the cabinet under the sink is still white...since this picture I have gotten all the walls repaneled except the very front wall. Gotta make another run to Lowes and get one more sheet and the paneling will be done. Then all that is left is for the linolum tile to go down and for my wife to make the curtains. Bought the material (deer in the woods material) from Wal-Mart and my wife has already cut the curtains but needs to sew them. Here is the picture: ================================================ August 3, 2006 Okay...finally I have completed all the work...well maybe not all the work. I still have to repair the ice box door where my son set a lantern to close to it and melted the cover and put in a standup gun rack. But all in all it is DONE!! Here are the photos: The curtains are a deer pattern from Wal-Mart. I am going to get some Mossy Oak Breakup material from Wal-Mart and do the cushions...well my wife is going to do the cushions. I will have to get a piece of foam about 18 inches tall, 4 inches thick and about 72 inches long for a back rest cushion on the back bench. I already have the original seat cushion, but it needs covering badly! I made the cover for the sink last night so I could have additional counter space when not needing to use the sink. But I am pretty proud of the work since it is the first time I attempted it.