Cell phone i have the phone controll on my steering wheel ,what do i need to do to make my cell phone work ?

Is the air bag light lit on the instrument cluster ? Clock spring inside top of steering column , under steering wheel .
How Clockspring Works

Was Cruise Control working before the New Horn was installed? The power supply to the Horn, (input to ground wire) is connected to the Cruise Control Module (CCM). This CCM is wired to the Relay Switch Box located in the Engine Bay. The Relay Box cover will have a Chart indicating what function each Relay coresponds to. Your local autoparts store (AutoZone) can test the Relay Switch, and you'll know (if any Relay) need to be replaced.

The CCM is also wired to the Steering Wheel, but first passes through the Clock Spring Coil, located just behind the Steering Wheel. The Clock Spring allowes for the Function Buttons on the Steering Wheel to have power while Steering Wheel spins.

The Clock Spring can malfunction or break, its rare, but this will cut power to the Function Buttons on Steering Wheel. If ALL the buttons on Steering Wheel dont work, then the Clock Spring is the Culprit. The Coil may need to be replaced.

The Cruise Control Module itself may have failed and also would cause a few or all Steering Wheel Functions to quit working.

But first check the Relay Switch Box and examine the Harness Cables connecting (Steering Wheel--to--CCM--to--Relay Switch Box--to--Battery Supply).

Also if Cruise Control was working before the new Horn was installed and now not working, then most likely the Problem is a bad wire connection somewhere and/or is a faulty Relay.

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Generally if the cruise control light is on, on the dash indicator then the problem is in the steering wheel electrical connection.

Then internal wiring connecting the steering wheel cruise control switch is connected to the dash by a special wire called a clock-spring ribbon. This is located under/behind the steering wheel. It is not a self service repair item and required a good deal of expertise to repair. Sorry, but you will most likely need to take it to a qualified mechanic. Because the steering wheel also contains an airbag, do not attempt to do this repair yourself!!!

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To check your statement have the battery load tested to check for a bad cell and if it works when fully charged then you will be aware to ensure that the battery is vital for safe steering.

If the radio works from the dash then unlikely to be a fuse. need to remove the steering shroud just behind the steering wheel and check for any loose connections is where I would start.

Okay, 2016 Nissan Pathfinder SV, steering wheel controls do not work. Any of them, include cruise control, handsfree cell, or button for vehicle settings, owners settings, etc

The ABS is lit up on my dashboard nothing else. Always on. Now what? Just got the Pathfinder 9 months ago. Stuck. Mm mmm

Under the steering wheel is a coiled contact ribbon that connects all the steering wheel controls to the electrical system of your car. The circuit has broken for the volume control most likely and you will need to have the dealer diactivate the airbag system and pull the steering wheel and replace the clockspring ribbon coiled contact drum.

Replace the clock spring under steering wheel, if applicable to your vehicle