1997 Lexus ES 300 "turning horn sounds remote" Questions

...horn not sound when you press remote door opener-1997 lexus es300 oh my goodness!, to turn the horn sound (when you unlock the doors) up or down on a 1997 es, reach under the steering wheel under the ...

...turning it on with remote key. horn also not working. attach a wire to the poss side of the battery and touch the horn terminal,if it sounds then you have a fuse problem,if not replace the

horn sounds once, a second delay and then the horn continuously goes off, lights flashing but the system does not turn on?? get the battery changed or checked or proper voltage..may be too low on cold

...holding the lock and unlock buttons down on the remote for about 3 seconds or more. When the horn feature is turned on you will hear the horn, and when it turns off you will only see the lights

...remote to open or lock the car. Instead I hear the sound from the open door ajar going off when the alarm turns on. The lights still flash but it's like an silent alarm now. Could it be just ...

...Remote the Lights have quit flashing? The horn still works when Locking the vehicle with the remote.. Is this a fuse or relay issue and if so, Where would I find to replace.. The body controller for ...

...turning it on. It would not turn off until it ran out. When I turned my headlights off the wipers turned on. I turned the headlights back on and the horn started blowing. I turned the headlights off ...

...horn goes off. 2. If I lock the doors with the remote, then unlock the driver door from inside, and open it without turning off the alarm, the alarm does not go off. 3. I checked all fuses and links ...

...horn honks, take one remote and hold down the lock and unlock buttons until the doors lock and unlock, then do the same for the second remote. 4. Now, turn the key to the on position, then off ...

...horn sounds when I lock or unlock using remote. It didnt do this before repair, and I liked it better. Any ideas how to reset? Thanks Check the owners manual. There may be an option to turn the chirp ...