Horn issue

Tiny
SHARI EGEBRECHT
  • MEMBER
  • 2006 JEEP COMMANDER
  • 3.7L
  • 6 CYL
  • 4WD
  • AUTOMATIC
  • 121,000 MILES
I do not know if you remember that the horn was not working. We changed out the relay, and the fuse. I took it to the dealership they said that the horn switch inside of the steering wheel was unplugged, they plugged it back in and the horn just blared continuously. So they said that it needed the horn switch pad replaced in the steering wheel. Mike and I just did that. The horn still did not work. As soon as we closed the vehicle doors the horn started blaring again non stop. We pulled out the relay and plugged it back in. The horn from beeping in on the steering wheel still did not work, but when I hit lock on the vehicle the horn beeped like it was supposed to. We thought that maybe we put the horn pad in upside down. I went to disconnect the battery again so the airbag did not blow up in our face and as soon as I touched the positive battery cable the horn started blaring again. So I just pulled out the relay so it would stop and threw it in my glove box for the time being. I need some ideas. Mike and I are stumped. Please let me know what he thinks that we should try next or if it is just somewhere in the electrical system and we should just give it up.
Saturday, January 14th, 2017 AT 1:55 PM

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Tiny
CJ MEDEVAC
  • MECHANIC
  • 11,005 POSTS
Sorry I am not up on your vehicle, I am sort of stuck in the 1980's and on back with computer less Jeeps.

Other guys here may still jump in with possible answers things to try.

I was able to grab (screenshot) you the "Horn Circuit" wire diagram from "Prodemand"

Maybe you will see the possibilities of what may be causing the issue.

Keep us posted

The Medic
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Saturday, January 14th, 2017 AT 6:25 PM

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