Click the button once
To stop the horn from sounding when you lock your Ford Transit, you can usually disable the feature through the vehicle's settings or by using the key fob. Check the owner's manual for instructions specific to your model, as the process may vary. Alternatively, you may be able to turn off the horn sound by pressing the lock button twice on the key fob, which often activates silent locking. If these options do not work, consider consulting a Ford dealer for additional assistance.
It could be the horn relay, a defective fuse or a shorted wiring. Need to check the wiring first, then the fuse and lastly the horn relay.
To stop the horn from sounding when you lock your Ford Transit, you typically need to disable the audible lock confirmation feature in the vehicle's settings. This can usually be done through the vehicle's menu system, often accessed via the dashboard display. Alternatively, you can consult the owner's manual for specific instructions on how to adjust the locking confirmation settings. If you're unsure, a visit to a Ford dealership or a qualified mechanic can provide assistance.
On 2003 Tibron when you set the alarm off do the following, while the horn is sounding turn key to ACC, roll the driver window down and wait for horn to stop then wait 30 seconds and start the car.
First, disconnect the battery to stop the horrid noise! The switch for the horn is in the center of the steering wheel - it may be tricky to get to this switch with an air bag unit in the steering wheel, something best left to a professional repair facility.
You push the button to stop it
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horn will not stop honking on my 2004 pontica grand am
I would locate the fuse in the fuse box and remove the fuse, that's not fixing the problem but it will stop the automatic locking.
yes horn is not working