Horn stopped working ski nautique 206

[jsta281]

I'm sure it has to be a fuse. I can see what appears to be a fuse panel underneath the steering wheel down by my feet. The fuses appear to be the older style glass cylinder tubes and they are covered with a rubberized flexible "button" (clear) if you will. I did not see, in my 30 seconds I looked at it, an obvious way to replace the fuse. I was tempted to just pull off the rubberized cover but then I thought to myself how would I get it back on? It did not appear like that was the proper way to get to the fuse Any suggestions?

[BoardSkier]

Check fuse. If good, go to Autozone and buy new horn.


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[NCH2oSki]

Interestingly enough mine has stopped working also. I had to yell and toss a beer bottle at a dumb A$$ on a pwc this weekend since my horn wasnt working. (J/K) Going to have to get it fixed asap!

[scottb7]

Mine has intermittent problems. Is there a relay? It is like sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't.

[NCH2oSki]

Anyone have any real world info to share on this?

[d_nodixon]

I replaced mine at least once...maybe twice. It is located such that the open ends points up towards the vent...when caught in a heavy rain, or the random perfect plash from taking water over the bow and the horn would get water in it...it would work intermittently for a while, and the eventually go out. I ended up repcing the horn, cuting some breatable water proof fabric and placed in the vent and have not had any issues since.

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[richardk]

The "rubberized cover" doesn't come off those fuses on that panel under neath the steering wheel holds what looks like fuses. I spent an hour taking it apart until I noticed the warning sign indicating "do not open".