Horn/alarm issue
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Instructor
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From: Berlin New Jersey
Horn/alarm issue
I woke up at 1am to my horn sounding continuously. No lights flashing, just the horn blaring continuously. Had to pull horn fuse to get it to stop. Any clues???????????????
Drifting
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From: Southern NH
Other owners have reported this problem - it's usually the switch in the steering wheel pad that's bad and shorts. The real problem is that the switch and airbag are integrated, so in order to fix this problem you would need to replace the entire center pad including the airbag, which is big bucks.
I hope this isn't your problem.
I hope this isn't your problem.
Race Director
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From: Redsox, Pats, Celts & Bruins !!! Redsox Nation !!!
St. Jude Donor '06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12
Originally Posted by JC in XTC5
Other owners have reported this problem - it's usually the switch in the steering wheel pad that's bad and shorts. The real problem is that the switch and airbag are integrated, so in order to fix this problem you would need to replace the entire center pad including the airbag, which is big bucks.
I hope this isn't your problem.
I hope this isn't your problem.
Or sometimes the BCM acts up, that happen to me on a 99
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2005
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From: Leon Iowa
St. Jude Donor '06-'07-'08-'09
Originally Posted by JC in XTC5
Other owners have reported this problem - it's usually the switch in the steering wheel pad that's bad and shorts. The real problem is that the switch and airbag are integrated, so in order to fix this problem you would need to replace the entire center pad including the airbag, which is big bucks.
I hope this isn't your problem.
I hope this isn't your problem.
