No single fuse controls them. But they have the clockspring in common and there is a recall from Daimler Chrysler for this on 1996 to 1998 models. You state you have a 99 model. Go to the Dodge site and go to the owners section. Go to recall information. You'll need the last 8 characters of your VIN. Put them in and see if there was a recall for this on your model. If not, you will most likely be looking to replace the clockspring which connects the items in the steering wheel (horn, cruise and air-bag) to the rest of the electrical system. Seems to be a problem in Chrysler vehicles. I had the same problem. I removed the clockspring and disassembled. there was a minor break of the cable at the connector-pin area, but the major problem was evident only after unwinding. It was about 2 or 3 inches from the wire connections. I called O'reilly, they wanted $55.99 and it was instock. I didn't feel like driving 25 miles to town and spending that much, so i carefully fixed it myself. I would not recommend self repair to most people. You have to cut off the break area then scrap the coating off the new end. Then cut the material between the cable traces, then carefully solder.
It doesn't control anything. It is the connection for the cruise switches, horn switch, radio controls(if equipped) and airbag that allow the steering wheel to turn and there to still be a connection.
Yes, on a 1999 Subaru Forester, the ribbon wire for cruise control is inside of the steering wheel. The same ribbon also controls the horn.
The clockspring under the airbag is not connected or needs to be replaced! also the cruse control and radio controls in the steering wheel are probably not working
Steering wheel, passenger side of the dash, optional in front seats/
I have a 1999 Dodge Caravan: Just fixed June 12th,The Airbag light was staying on,the the horn went as well as the cruise control, It is called the CLUTHCH CLOCK that was replace on mine: It is located in your steering Wheel,Not a do it yourself job, It is where you airbag is, cost $129.99 for the part in Canada about an hours work if you know what your doing.
On the steering wheel by the airbag
only by replacing the whole airbag!
Hi Its behind the airbag inside the steering wheel. Lee Hi Its behind the airbag inside the steering wheel. Lee
if your airbag light is on and your horn doesn't work you most likely would have to change your clock spring for your airbag .then your speed control, horn and radio will work and the air bag light will go off.
i had the same problem, it's probably your clock spring. its under the steering wheel and it controls the horn, cruise control and airbag. it also could just be a bad sensor or something. Depends if ur cruise control and horn still work.
The engine computer controls the fuel and ignition systems, along with the ac compressor, alternator, and cruise control. The transmission computer controls the transmission. The abs computer does abs brakes. The airbag computer controls the airbag. Etc.
If you mean the CONTROLS on the steering column (audio and cruise control buttons) are not working, there is a module buried deep within the steering column that allows the wiring from these controls (as well as the airbag) to maintain their connections to the vehicle circuitry even while the steering wheel is turning. It is called a "clockspring", and it's a bear to replace. Runs $350-500 at the dealer. This problem is very common to the LS.