HOW TO FIX MITSUBISHI DELICA HORN | COMPLETE DIAG & REPAIR

HOW TO FIX MITSUBISHI DELICA HORN | COMPLETE DIAG & REPAIR
Pretty much everything you need to know how diagnose and repair Mitsubishi Delica horn electrical circuit. Wiring diagram, power, ground, fuses, switches, ect.
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[@peterlampropoulos3505]

Little videos like this, save people alot of money. 👍🏻

[@PistonShack]

Thanks Peter!

[@PulsarTECH]

Your videos are very thorough and have easy explanation how to repair.

[@PistonShack]

Glad you like them!

[@jxp2212]

Interesting checking out how this fix is done 👍

[@PistonShack]

Thanks for watching!

[@jackharper3190]

My 1994 L400 is driving without a Horn since several years. Gonna fix it soon.... Thanks for the instruction, although my Delica was converted by a Bushmechanic from RHD to LHD so nothing is normal.

[@PistonShack]

Hey Jack! That's nice, I hope this simple video might help you to fix the horn. I haven't seen Delica RHD converted to LHD, that's unique. Do you have any videos, I would like to see it) Cheers!

[@jackharper3190]

@@PistonShack Actually I have 2 L400s converted to LHD but the conversion was not done identically. It's a bit messy. But they drive relatable.

[@usernumberone8202]

Mine has decided to just turn on and off when it wants at start up.. Thanks for the vid.

[@PistonShack]

Interesting, I have never heard about it.

[@LoicJoub]

I have no power going to the fuse (fuse is fine)…where should I look then? Thank you in advance *edit: the fuse relay is missing, could that be it? I have a hard time removing the wiper relay to test it out on the horn relay spot… any tips? Thanks

[@PistonShack]

On Delicas without SRS there's no horn relay. Key must be turned to the ON position to power the fuse #12 (10A). Next I would go to check the power at the Ignition Switch (ACC) L-W (light-blue -white) wire.