Originally Posted by Benjam1n

Finally fixed mine. Took 5 min. This thread delivers. I didn't even disconnect or clean any wires. I just followed the directions and loosened the horn screw connection at the bottom then tightened it down. Great to have the horn back.

Originally Posted by Benjam1n

That's what I called the "horn screw." Phillips head. From the video above.

Originally Posted by derreckla

Mine is still going strong....

Originally Posted by Parrokeete

My horn does the same thing. The Toyota dealer wanted to charge $3600 for a new horn sir bag snd a clock spring. I found a clock spring on EBay but my mechanic shop said when they installed the clock spring it caused a lot of warning lights to come on and they replaced the original one. Horn still blows intermittently,

Originally Posted by 1eyedjak

few years later still no horn. I cant believe all that some have done is remove the pad and reconnect some plugs. I need to do that because im selling the car. 2010 es350

Originally Posted by Parrokeete

I finally got my horn working like a champ. I saw this video where there is a screw under the air bag you have to unscrew it snd clean it and around it then replace it and the horn will work again. Before that I was thinking I needed a new clock spring.

Originally Posted by fwhomeboy

Mine still works once in awhile.

Originally Posted by 1eyedjak

took airbag off..there is no screw to unscrew on my 2010 es350 so I am now looking at the clockspring ...this is very aggrivating