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That's typically the clock spring behind the steering wheel. If turning the wheel while pushing the horn button will make the horn work sporadically, this is a key indicator of a bad clock spring. I think Subaru has a different name for it but I can't remember it off-hand. They're usually fairly expensive from a dealer. Used may be a gamble but worth a shot as long as you install it correctly.

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My 96's (I know, very different) horn fuse was shared by the brake lights, which was shared with the switch that allows you to take it out of park.

 

I know this because back when I installed air horns I didn't install an inline fuse and the horn kept blowing its main fuse. Every time this happened I had to tear up the console and stick a screw driver in a hole to get the car out of park.

 

Likely completely unrelated, but interesting nonetheless.

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