Horn problem with 98 bonn. se
Every time i turn my steering wheel a certain way my horn will go off, one night the horn was going off on its own constantly for about an hour, cops were at the door 1:00 in the morning thinking someone was breaking into my car, reported by neighbors. It was embarrasing. any one have a simple solution, or cany any one list the steps to to removing the front of my steering wheel to try and get into the wiring. Any help is Appreciated thanks.
I think you would have to have the airbag removed to access the wire that comes up through. Sounds like it may be shorting somewhere.
If you do plan on doing this read here...
https://www.gmforum.com/showthread.p...=remove+airbag
Unless someone else know a better way of checking this wire out. Due to back issues, I never really spent alot of time under my dash.
If you do plan on doing this read here...
https://www.gmforum.com/showthread.p...=remove+airbag
Unless someone else know a better way of checking this wire out. Due to back issues, I never really spent alot of time under my dash.
In the meantime go to the fuse box in your engine and pull the appropriate fuse for the horn it should only be 1 of them. That will keep the horn from going off at wee hours of the night till you can find a proper fix.
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