Horn started going off when the car was parked in drive. Then started going off as you drive the car. The only way to stop it is to take out the fuse, which disables the airbag in the steering wheel. Both of these problems are safety issues and there needs to be a recall and chrysler needs to be financially responsible as it seems to be a design flaw.
2006 Chrysler Sebring Sedan electrical complaints
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Horn goes off by itself. It happened a couple of years ago and was fixed by dealer under warranty (replaced horn pad). It is now doing it again.
I was driving to work and the horn went off all by itself. I quickly pressed the horn in response and it went off. It has continued to do this and considerably gotten worse. It goes off even when the car is not started. When I remove the fuse it stops...however I cannot get it inspected for feel safe to drive with the fuse out.
Horn goes off intermittently in cold weather. The first time it happened was at aprox 3am and again at 6am. I've had to start pulling the fuse every night. It will also randomly go off while driving. Not only is it humiliating but it is dangerous. I was shocked and very disappointed to find all the complaints on line but when I called chrysler they had received none. People, nothing can be addressed if you don't complain to the source. Please everyone with this issue call you chrysler canada or us and make a formal complaint so this issue can be properly addressed. I have yet to have the issue diagnosed because it has to be a cold day and the few times I've made appointments it has warmed up in between.
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