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It is a known issue. Lots of ideas, mine is a to call out an auto-electrician with a pro-grade scan tool computer. When the battery is disconnected, and the key is in the ignition and the doors are closed, the horn shouldn't go off. Make sure you leave the windows open in case it self locks. After that, you need to do a security reset. There are 3 ways here.
As a short term solution you can disconnect the horn. This will stop the noise and leave your other systems intact. Locate the horn under the hood and find the attached wire and disconnect it. If you have trouble locating the horn have someone beep it for you a follow the sound to it's source.
The alarm system somehow got activated , this is usually because the battery becomes discharged or disconnected try doing this: Remove the key from the ignition disconnect the negative battery terminal put the key back in and turn to ON exit the truck and leave door open reconnect the battery terminal get in and leave door open, if the alarm horn stays off it should start.
The horn is located behind the bumper cover, behind the grill. There should be a 20 amp horn fuse under hood in fuse box, and the horn relay is up under dash on the right side of instrument panel, unplug one of these, or both and the horn should stop beeping.
my horn did the same thing - we disconnected the horn (which in an 02' is behind the passenger side headlight) I'm sure it's wearing out and we need to replace it.
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