Just wanted to thank you for the video, my 2000 Tundra has been hornless for about a year now, only working when it wanted to. 10 minutes and it's back alive thanks to your video!
Spent hundreds of dollars at a shop trying to get my horn fixed, they replaced the clock spring and it made no difference. After seeing your video I ran a grounding wire from the white wire to that screw and voila, my horn is fixed. Many thanks
@@gavinwinks5953 often the ground circuit in the column for the horn goes bad. The cruise control uses a separate ground. So by taping into the cruise control ground you fix the horn. And both circuits do t have any serious current going threw them so it’s no big deal.
My 2000 tundra is different. From right to left in the white plug is red, white, red and the white with black stripe. The first red goes directly to the horn switch. The other 3 go to the cruise switch. Do I still tap into the white and black wire?
Just did it, it's the white wire in the group. It has little gray lines on it. Just tapped in, soldered and connected to the screw he did and so far it works great. The cruise control light works fine.
Just wanted to thank you for the video, my 2000 Tundra has been hornless for about a year now, only working when it wanted to. 10 minutes and it's back alive thanks to your video!
Spent hundreds of dollars at a shop trying to get my horn fixed, they replaced the clock spring and it made no difference. After seeing your video I ran a grounding wire from the white wire to that screw and voila, my horn is fixed. Many thanks
Worked great! 2003 Tundra SR5. I pulled the harness out and tested by jumping the pins directly. The color of my wires are different than yours.
On the 05 to 07 its the black wore. If you tap the black and white wore you'll get a flickering cruise control light. Other than that this works. 🍻
I can’t believe this worked for me. I did it exactly how you did it and it worked.
What’s the concept behind this?
@@gavinwinks5953 often the ground circuit in the column for the horn goes bad. The cruise control uses a separate ground. So by taping into the cruise control ground you fix the horn. And both circuits do t have any serious current going threw them so it’s no big deal.
My tundra horn was intermittent but it’s been not working at all for a long time. Could this still work?
Worked like a charm……wish I had not invested in new clockspring
I have an 03 Tacoma with the same steering wheel. The horn beeps at erratic times. I can’t find where the circuit is grounding out? Clockspring?
What did you do for the paint job on your sequoia?
Which of those two wires coming off the cruise control are you supposed to tap into?
Hey. Friend. I just saw this video and was wondering if you found out which wire to tap into or both ? I'm having the same issue with my 2009 Sequoia.
The white wire
My 2000 tundra is different. From right to left in the white plug is red, white, red and the white with black stripe. The first red goes directly to the horn switch. The other 3 go to the cruise switch. Do I still tap into the white and black wire?
when removing the steering wheel bolts did you use T-30 or T-25? im having trouble removing it
I’ve been looking for this fix for a while. Are there only 2 wires coming from the cruise control? Tap into the white one? Thanks!
Hey, friend. Did you find out which wire to tap into or both ? I'm having the same issue with my 2009 Sequoia. Thanks
@@justathought1888 It's the white wire
Yes, white wire
Any idea what gauge those wires are?
@@ryanpierson6121 they are pretty small. Maybe a 16g
I did it, and it left my cruise light on. Don't know what went wrong, but i did it exa tly as explained there.
Which wire did you tap into, and did you reverse it after your cruise light came on ?
Only tap into the white wire, NOT both of them
Does it matter which wire you tap into ? Thanks
Just did it, it's the white wire in the group. It has little gray lines on it. Just tapped in, soldered and connected to the screw he did and so far it works great. The cruise control light works fine.
@@kitcarsonsghost5845 Thanks
Yes, just the white wire!