replacing horns on 2003 silverado 2500hd diesel

I have crawled all under and over the front of this truck and still cant find the horn or horns or how to get to them. per an earlier message they are near the lower radiator mounts but I cant see them and don't want to start pulling off shields grills etc if there is an easy way to do it can anyone tell me how to get to the horns IE what do you take off so I can change them out for a pair of Hella horns?

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Rtavi
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Which Hella are you thinking of getting? Today I would have appreciated a Peterbuilt or Mack .... with the holiday traffic.

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Dom

To locate the passenger side horn, either 1) open the hood and look straight down between the air filter box and the front radiator support (it's pretty far down and you'll need a flashlight to see it), or you can 2) remove the plastic fender well liner and it will be easily in reach in the front of the wheel well.

I've not bothered looking for the driver's side horn, but I can imagine that it's in the mirror image location.

Cheers - Jonathan

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Jonathan Race

On my '02 2500HD, if I lay on my back, with my head just under the front bumper (like if you might be replacing a fog light lamp), you can see the horn(s) almost directly above the fog lights. They're sort of "flying saucer" shaped.

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Mike McAuley

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Rtavi

Your horn relay should be in the electrical center (large black box under the hood on the driver's side). The top pulls up and off and all of the relays should live under there. If the horn relay isn't there, it in the fuse panel inside your cab - just open the driver's door and the access cover should be on the side of the dash covered by the door when it's closed.

Cheers - Jonathan

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Jonathan Race

Thanks

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Rtavi

So Rtavi ... did you find the horns ???

Reply to
Mike McAuley

Havent had a chance to crawl under truck it's been raining cats and dogs for

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Rtavi

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