When to jumpstart a 2005 Toyota Avalon horn sounded Now there is no power to radio or starter?

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first check the code.

No Parts for the seat !

Have you been to the dealers
parts counter?

If that was even true, you can get the parts out
of a salvage yard seat

I think your getting abused at the dealer, if that
was where you were told that

do you hear a click when you turn the ignition key, if not then its could be the switch on the ignition or the ignition relay either one could of worn out.

to reset any window open it half way down then
let it fully close and hold the button up for about 10 seconds. do this mithod to all auto windows encloding the sunroof . afterall try them from the driver side

Battery could be old/weak/defective. Check relay/fuse box around the drivers side under the hood. Look for blown fuse (you can see easily).
Think about corroded battery terminals and especially cables. Very common. Cables may look ok, but may be oxidized and corroded on inside. They let enough current pass for radio, etc, but can't pass all the current the starter requires

NO ,but you can buy an fm transmiter for your mp3 player, to play through your radio(or anybody elses radio for that matter.)just tune it in........

I would suggest to you to have the spiral cable (or 'clockspring') replaced. This is the electrical unit that transfers power to the air bag, the horn and the cruise control.

It is located right under the seering wheel.

Your description of the issue indicates to me that your spiral cable is loose, and making intermittant contact. If the vehicle had an air-bag deployment, this cable-device should have been changed.

it being an avalon it is a higher end car. a lot of cars these days have external amplifiers factory installed. I would start checking fuses. it might be an aux power fuse or it might have radio fuse. they generally have two fuses that power them though. one that supplies 12 volts continuously so that all presets remain in memory, and the 12 volt switched power source that tells the radio that the key is on. I know that you said that the radio is functioning properly just no sound but your best bet would be to just start checking fuses. there is a fuse box inside car and also a fuse box under hood. you generally have to remove a small black cover and you will see the outside fuse box. when checking fuses though pay attention to anything that isn't working such as the cigarette lighter or horn, these are sometimes the power supplies to the radio. hope I didnt confuse you but an 05 is kinda too new for you to have a bad radio. more than likely something little just one of those aggrivating little jobs of finding what it is.

save yourself the hassle , buy yourself a momentary 12volt switch drill a nice clean hole on your driversside dash and re-wire your horn to it, all the screwing around you'll do to figure out why toyota makes cheesy horn contacts you could have your problem fixed..



on one side of the switch you should run a wire that is a 12volt switched +
on the other side I would run another side run a new power wire to your horn
leave your horns stock ground and just replace the HOTLINE ..

you could even go as far as installing a la cou ca racha horn to bring back that 70's Lowrider feel lol