horn wire location?

does anyone know where the horn wire is in the car? i know its black but there are a bunch of black wires and i cant find the right one, can anyone give me a specific location of the wire?

Well installing an aftermarket wheel myself, when you pull the stock wheel off, it has 2 horns, 4 wires in total running to the clock spring, which if you follow is in a white plastic tube with all the wires in it, and on the end of the clock spring is a metal connector........what I did is take 2 of the wires off because aftermarket wheels run one horn, not two like the stock one........i eliminated the clock spring and soldered the metal connector with the pos and neg for the horn to the contact that makes the horn go when pushed, and works fine. Are you putting an aftermarket wheel on?

nope, im just wiring up my remote starter/security system so that when i lock the doors the horn beeps. lol

Use a test light that is grounded-- when you "probe" the proper black wire, your horn will honk- and you cannot hurt any other wires or their components- I do remote starts- and this always works.....

thats what i was doing yesterday and i couldnt find it, i need a general location of where it comes from and where it goes so i can pin point it.

It is the black wire in with all the other steering column wires- like the turn signals etc- comes out of the multifunction switch (turn/hazard/headlight switch)