like the title says when i hit the brake pedal on my car my horn sounds. My car wont get off parking either with the brakes pressed nor do none of my brake lights work. when i take off the fuse under the hood n put it back in it works like normal. i was wondering if anyone else has had this problem n wether its a bad ground or relay?
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no when i hit the brakes the horn sounds like if I am pressing the hornComment
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Your brake switch grounding to same ground as horn??.....odd but possible. Investigate.Comment
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Originally posted by JarrettComment
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Nice...could you imagine if that same "horn" button were for nitrous?Originally posted by manny38special View PostComment
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Why couldnt it?
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Originally posted by JarrettComment
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I had a similar problem once... my horn kept going off and I had to disconnect it (in the rain in traffic
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wow man please do not do that again, (font size one=bad)Originally posted by JDMdreamz View PostI had a similar problem once... my horn kept going off and I had to disconnect it (in the rain in traffic) to keep it from honking constantly. I don't remember fully if it affected my brake lights or not-it sure seems like it did, but it turned out to be a short in the wiring for the horn itself. some of the insulation had rubbed off and it was grounding to the chassis. Now that I think about it, I think my brake lights were staying on... because I think I changed my brake light switch thinking that the little rubber stopper in it had broken/fallen out and the switch/button was just going through the hole. I'm not 100 % sure, but I think the ground for the horn and brakes are somehow tied. I remember changing those 'chips' in the brake lights and following the wiring into the parcel shelf area... and ultimately re-shrink wrapping the wires in the drivers side horn harness. I hope this helps, but break out your repair manual if you have one and go from there. Consult the wire diagram..._
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g00d times man.Originally posted by deevergote View Post
.humm d0es the fuse keep p0pin after u replace it?
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