Re: My horn and radio dont work, they just died all of a...
Here's a diagram of your car's fuses from another fixya post: fuse block map Is it possible that fuse 8 needs to be replaced? It controls the horn relay and power antenna.
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Vic died what does that mean tell all that fail and what did not fail. electrics are complex an this car, 50 things can fail, or not. engine stalled driving or at stop sign.? the key ,while starting and cranking engine is dead or weak or always starts.?? head lamps dead DIM or not? radio died.? heater blower died,.? dash lamps died.? when running the engine, the CHARGE lamp must not glow, (evidence , all matters)?
Make sure that you have good battery connections and a fully charged battery. There should be aux feed wires to the fuse power distribution center. Make sure that all fuses and relays are good.
my guess, is you didnt read the operators guide.?????
and the warning, "back all NAV and RADIO codes", so when
the battery dies, (it will) you dont need to go to the dealer.
posted 30 times.. now. just me and 1000 others, (i searched)
so if the battery died, the radio shuts down the amp. but
you can see scans work. ?
it does this because (all newer cars) to stop thieves.
they pull the battery, and horn , take the radio , and bingo its just a brick to them , in fact we call it, bricking the radio.
any dealer can give you the code or any certified lock smith.
its a new world, and i bet we both dont like it....
The horn and lights are not controlled by the key switch. It sounds like the switch has failed or you have lost power to it from the battery. Have you checked the fuses and the key switch with a meter ?
You probably pulled out speaker wire connection, easy to do if not careful, so back track as pulling out heater motor disturbs many other connectors in process in most vehicles.
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was the radio and interior light working before you removed the fuse for the horn? In the process of removing the fuse for the horn, you must have mistakenly tempered with the fuse for the radio and interior light.
So I would suggest you go back to the fuse box and deep them in properly because the interior and radio fuse might not be contacting properly.
Check your fuses first, the check your connections at the horn button and at the horn its self. All else fails take two pieces of wire hook one to the pos. and one to the neg. on your battery and test the horn that way to see if that is the horn went out.
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