So my horn hasnt been working for quite some time. I do alot of River crossing and mudding. Maybe the water did it, i just dont know. Well anyways so i put i fuse in and it blows within 5 honks. WTH is going on?

 

Sounds like you may have a short in the wire. Could just be age.
Mine crapped out a few years ago.

One thing you might check before you order another one, those horns are mounted on a brace for the front bumper. They are grounded that way. If by some chance that brace has come loose, that could be the issue too.

 

wait, the horns are grounded by being attached to front bumper/frame? i didnt know that. lol

 

They are that way on my 1997......

I just remember that because when the horn quit, I beat feet to replace them. Ended up putting a bull horn (not a megaphone, but a horn that sounds like a crying bull) on it. After a couple of months, I had crawled under the front end for something, and saw that that brace had completely fallen off. Replace the bolt, and bang the horns work.

 

do yall know which wire the horn is in the steering colum? Cause there are way to many dam wires for me to try to follow.

 

Why are you under the steering column?

 

Cause all the wires start there. Where am i supposed to be?

 

Under the bumper at the horns like Laramie suggested.

 

every thing is fine there. So what else can it be?

 

I would next check your fuses. There is one on the side of the dash and I think there might be one in the fuse box under the hood. Or it's a relay under the hood. I don't think you'll find the source of the problem in the mess of wires under the dash. I would do that last.
If the fuses look ok, then get a volt meter and put on the wires at the horn. You should be getting power to them when you press the button on the steering wheel. You can then trace it back. My horns went out a few years ago. It sounded like a dying cow. Then they stopped. I had power to them. Replaced them and sounds like new. You said you do a lot of river crossings and mud. That's indicator number one that it's something that's getting exposed to that.