My horn does not work from the steering wheel. it works fine with the keyless remote. I have tested the horn button, it is fine; new clockspring. I need to ground my steering column.

Asked by davedock Sep 27, 2015 at 01:43 PM about the 2001 Chrysler Sebring

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

horn button has continuity when pushed. horn power wire at horn pad sounds
the horn when grounded. infinite resistance between steering wheel "metal"
parts & know grounds.

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Tom answered 9 years ago

Probably due to Tilt a height position causing "High resistance in the column over a period of time .... but ... most alarms use a returning ground ... use your remote to activate the horn and verify that's not the problem

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My horn does not work from the steering wheel. it works fine with the keyless remote. I have tested the horn button, it is fine; new clockspring. I need to ground my steering column.

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My horn does not work from the steering wheel. it works fine with the keyless remote. I have tested the horn button, it is fine; new clockspring. I need to ground my steering column.

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