Have you checked for a relay that might have been damaged when the fuse blew? With an overcurrent, it is possible for the relay to pick up and then become 'welded' so it will not release. If you find the relay and remove the cover, the contacter should move when you apply a little pressure to it. If this doesn't happen, replace the relay. Much harder to check would be if insulation melted during the overcurrent and fused power to a horn and light wire. Relay for sure.
If the horn is honking and the lights are flashing just push the panic button on the remote to stop it
brake lights say lit after ignition has been shut off. lights shut off after hitting the brakes.
turn the inside lights off
If your anti - theft system is sounding (horn honking/lights flashing) you can shut it off by pressing the panic button on your key fob.
The alarm brain is located in the rear of the SUV, in the jack compartment. You can disable it temporarily by removing the horn fuse, or by unplugging the harness from the brain. Unfortunatly the latter will cut your interior lights, but at least your horn won't sound off everytime you shut off your truck.
disconnect + on battery; when reconnected, you must reset alarm via trip switch (refer to your owner's manual regarding exactly how to reset -- for example, hold in button for xx seconds until alarm stops then release)
It has continual running lights, they don't shut off.
Turn your head lights off before you shut the car off
Why do interior lights stay on when engine is shut off on 2001 Lincoln Continental car?
Your vechile is equipped with 'Senteniel Lighting' which means, after you shut your vehicle off, the lights will remain on, for the duration you have it set for. If your lights fail to shut off, even with senteniel disabled i would have the switch, or the headlight relay examined.
haha. who knows? nobody shut them off?
No. The lights are switched independently of the transmission.