Messed up car alarm
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It wants to start a band! You have'im playing the drums already. lol.
There are fuses under the instrument panel left of the steering wheel. Also additional fuses with relays on the passenger side when you take off the sound insulator under there. Look in your owner'* manual incase it'* different for your model, I'm speaking for mine. Then you can visually inspect all the fuses. That'* all I can say becuase recently I inspected my fuses.
There are fuses under the instrument panel left of the steering wheel. Also additional fuses with relays on the passenger side when you take off the sound insulator under there. Look in your owner'* manual incase it'* different for your model, I'm speaking for mine. Then you can visually inspect all the fuses. That'* all I can say becuase recently I inspected my fuses.
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the fuses are under the back seat and in the engine bay, mine does the same thing, also if you just hit the horn a few too many times it starts to do the same thing, i haven't been able to get to the horns and apply straight power to them yet but i think it is just the horns that are worn out and need replacement
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Good deal, I guess the easiest way to get to them is take off the drivers side front wheel and take off the plastic wheel well shielding?
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