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1994-2006 Mercedes S500
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$19.09
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$19.89
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$90.00
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2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Mercedes S500
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$15.79
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$16.45
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$79.00
1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 Mercedes S500
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$94.00
See also high tone horn, 2035420120. 1 per car.
1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 Mercedes S500
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$85.99
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$89.57
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$97.00

Based on industry averages you can expect to pay between $15.79 and $85.99 for a Mercedes S500 horn.

Why Is My Mercedes S500 Horn Not Working?

If your Mercedes S500 horn has gone quiet, it rarely means just one cause. Sometimes it’s as small as a blown fuse. Other times, a stubborn relay refuses to kick in. Now and then, age catches up, and the contacts in the steering wheel stop making the connection. Wiring, especially out front near the grille, often takes a beating and can break or corrode. Start your search at the fuse and relay in the under-hood box—these are easy access. Eye the wiring for anything loose or crusty with rust. If power is there and the wires check out, your troublemaker may be the horn behind the grille or the button under your hands. Not feeling up to poking around inside the dashboard? An auto tech can have it sorted and humming in no time.

Where Is The Horn Relay Located In A Mercedes S500?

Finding the Mercedes S500 horn relay can trip up even seasoned owners. For most years, the relay rests inside the main fuse box, usually tucked near the driver’s side fender under the hood. But Mercedes likes to keep drivers guessing. On some models, look under the back seat or in the trunk for a second fuse box. Flip open the lid on any suspect box—there’s often a helpful diagram showing each relay, horn included. Your owner’s manual is another reliable guide for pinning down the right slot. Once you’ve tracked it down, swapping a relay is a five-minute fix.

How Do I Replace The Horn On A Mercedes S500?

Tackling a Mercedes S500 horn swap isn’t a complex job, even without a shop full of tools. First step: pull the negative battery cable to cut the power. Drop to the bumper or behind the grille—you’ll spot the horn bolted to its bracket, usually with a single electrical plug. Some models need a trim piece or splash cover pulled off first. Unplug the wire, unbolt the old horn, and swap in the new one. Tighten it down, clip the wiring back, and reattach any trim. When you’re done, reconnect the battery and give the horn a tap. If it sounds off, you nailed it.

What Can Cause A Weak Or Distorted Horn Sound?

A Mercedes S500 horn that wheezes or blurts instead of honking means trouble with power or moisture. Dirty or loose wires sap the voltage fast. Sometimes the horn fills with road water—rust eats away the tone disk inside. Bad ground, a failing battery, or even an alternator on its last legs may also play a part. Clean all the contacts, especially at the horn and relay. If water or rust is the culprit, new hardware is usually the best answer. If the sound is stubborn and the connections are clean, open up the steering wheel and give the button contacts a look.

Is It Easy To Upgrade The Mercedes S500 Horn To Something Louder?

If your Mercedes S500 horn just sounds too shy for city driving, swapping it for a louder one isn’t a hard project. Aftermarket horns from big names fit most S500s without much fuss—sometimes you’ll swap the bracket or tweak the wiring, but most mount up with factory bolts. If your chosen horn needs more juice, a beefier wire or another relay might be wise. Always double-check the fit before you buy, and keep local noise limits in mind. Loud horns turn heads; just make sure you’re covered if you decide to crank up the volume.

Looking For An Affordable Replacement Mercedes S500 Horn?

When your Mercedes S500 horn stops working, a new part doesn't have to cost a fortune. AutohausAZ keeps repairs simple and keeps you on budget. You’ll find both genuine and solid aftermarket options in stock, ready to go for your exact year and trim. Ordering is fast, the prices are upfront, and shipping moves quick. If your new horn isn’t quite right, swaps and returns don’t pile on extra stress—just send it back. Our team handles questions with care, whether you’re not sure what fits or need a tip during installation. We understand how it feels to hear only silence when you need that horn. Let us help get you back to your routine, confident and covered by a fresh blast at the next green light. When it comes to Mercedes S500 parts, trust us to make it easy—no fancy talk, just parts that work and prices that make sense.