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Those wires shown should be replaced. They are old and fraying. Mark down/make a drawing where each wire goes before replacing them. Disconnect the negative battery cable while working on electrical. The wires I see indicate that a new harness is probably a good idea.
You can test your horns right now to be sure they work. Arrange a jumper wire from battery positive post to the terminal on the horn trumpet. One horn at a time. Just tap the jumper wire end on the terminal. Tap tap........beep beep
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1946 pickup, horn wire connecting location? Need a pix
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