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Posted on Sep 05, 2008

Horn, cruise control, air conditioning

Horn and cruise control don't work. A/C blows hot air one day, then cold air the next. Had compressor replaced, with no improvement.

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Replace your steering column clock spring which carries the signal from the air bag, horn switch, and criuse controls.

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