i am now stumped by the horn relay...  i pulled the one off they show in fsm...  mine relay in that location does not have 3 male connectors on it... after ui got it off the wall it just has a black wire covering coming out of it going behind more wires and i cant even see where it goes..  has anyone changed or pulled a horn relay on a 260???  the one i pulled out was above the 89914 - you cant see it in photo//

12 minutes ago, Shawninvancouver said:

mine relay in that location does not have 3 male connectors on it..

Probably not the horn relay.

You keep showing the picture with four black lines on it.  What is that picture supposed to illustrate?

That’s what I thought was the horn relay but it is probably the washer relay I’m trying to locate the horn relay maybe someone will recognize it in there somewhere I will go take a photo of the area and try and show you what I see but there is no relay with three green wires the only wires coming out of the back of the relay that is way up there is a black wire housing which I can’t even see where the wires go because they are stuffed so high up there

Do you have a small bumper 260Z or a big bumper 260Z?  Maybe you should be using the 1975 280Z FSM.  260Z was a changeover year.

Here is 1975.  Maybe it has a clue.  The location of the fuse box might help, for reference, and the vent pull.

Edited June 24, 20213 yr by Zed Head

I have to shocks that stick out fit the bumper. It’s thin metal wrap around metal with two blocks of rubber. Nothing as big as a 280. Here is a photo of the thing I think is horn relay. It’s top right.  

It’s the silver on an angle behind all the wires.   definaletly not the 75 schematic

Edited June 24, 20213 yr by Shawninvancouver

Find the wires with the right colors.  Green, green w/red, green w/black.

i tried trust me-----  a black wire covering comes out of that relay and i cant  see where it goes - it snakes behind the other relays and wire harness -- super hard to find the greens..  i dont want to just yank em,....

should i hear the relay click when i press the horn or not.. horns are dead.. and no power going up to horn power wire..

Edited June 24, 20213 yr by Shawninvancouver

38 minutes ago, Shawninvancouver said:

should i hear the relay click when i press the horn or not.

Only if the green wire has a good ground circuit.

20 hours ago, Zed Head said:

You can take that green wire and touch it to a ground and the horns will get power.  Honk

Should also hear the relay click if the horns are not too loud.

Edited June 24, 20213 yr by Zed Head

horns are dead..  will this effect anything if i disconnected them??

will relay still click?

i tried checking for power when pressing horn button.. but nothing.. no click no power to horn... i was assuming its the relay... 

here is the relay.. jammed up there..... how in the world do i get it out...