Re: Ma 2004 dodge ram horn is not working any more and it...
Is air bag light on also? Probably needs a clock spring. This is under the steering wheel, and allows electrical contact to several circuits while turning wheel
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did you disconnect battery ? bet you did ! you need to reset anti-theft ,disconnect battery again but first open drivers side window all the way and keep keys in your hand (auto locks may lock doors )reconnect battery when lights and horne go off put key in drivers door and turn open lock open lock 3 times that should reset it.
the horn going off has to do with the clock spring job-somethings not put back right on that job-the horn is set off by pushing on it something internally is pushing on it-tear that back down and check it out. as far as the cruse control is this on the turn sig stem-it may also be messed up by steering column work-check the fuse just to be sure-cheers Denny
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I am having the same problem. I replaced the speed sensor on the rear diff. and the problem went away but when i started it the next day the problem came back. If you figure it out let me know.
It could be the horn switch on the steering column. Disconnect the harness coming from the steering column at the bottom when the horn is blowing, if that stops the horn then the problem is the switch below the steering wheel
had the same problem except cruse control wouldn't work either. after checking all the relays and fuses the problem turned out to be moisture in the ECM plugs.
I had the same exact thing happen to me, I found out that there was a recall on the clock spring that I never received a notice for, the repair was made for free through dodge.
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