Horn is not working - common places for wire breaks?

Ellis Precision

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My horn is not working. It was working a couple months ago as someone cut me off and I leaned on it pretty good. This weekend while vacuuming it out I bumped the horn and nothing, so I pressed it and nada! I can hear the relay clicking, so I'm pretty sure it is not the clock spring (I have a spare clock spring anyway).

Is there a common place for the wiring to break? A bad ground? Something unplugged?

Any thoughts before I just start stabbing stuff with my multimeter? I've found that most of the problems I've run across with this thing are problems that others have had and have solved, so I'm hoping someone else has fixed something like this!

Thanks in advance!
 
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I'm going to try a new relay.

Apparently a clicking relay does not mean the relay is good, just means it's clicking!

$7 from RockAuto. Worth a shot
 

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