Hi my 2006 chrysler horn wont work please can you help me with that

Hi,

please double check that you don't have a bad key fob. If not, then you would need to think back to when the problem first started. If it was just after an oil change or repair, then one of the technicians might have accidentally mixed up some wire connections. You would just need to go back to them to update the error.

Thank you.

Have you tried putting the key into the ignition switch and starting the car ?

In some vehicles, you can place key into driver door cylinder and manually lock / unlock which may turn horn off.

At the proper fuse, did you check for voltage at the fuse circuit, hot all the time. For the horn relay in the picture, pin 8 is hot all the time. If you use proper jumper wire between pin 8 and pin 10, the horn should sound. If it does, have to check coil/control side of relay, voltage and ground.
The horn button and wiring in steering column is part of horn relay ground circuit.

If the engine will not crank in park, will it crank in neutral ?
Have you checked for voltage at the starter when the key is in the crank position ?

check horn fuse and relay.if both good hot wire horn if it works the horn button pad need replacing meaning you have to replace the whole horn pad and airbag in the steering wheel.if horn dont work when hot wired more likely horn is bad.

how do I reset one of two keys that the unlock,lock,trunck does't work but the key turns the engine over.

Not a solve but please call 18002479753. This is the number to Chrysler log complaint with enough complaints a recall will be issued.

If you have a test light check the hot wire going to the horn. If you have power there then probably the horn is bad.

Where is the fuse for the horn on a PT Cruiser

Hi there. I’m pretty sure your Honda has two horns fitted which work together, but each one has a different tone. Of course, when one of the horns is not working the sound (tone) of the horn system sounds different. Any reasonable Auto Electrician will be able to locate the horn/s and quickly identify whether it’s an electrical problem or just a faulty horn – in this case it’s probably one non-working horn which should be replaced. Hope this helps, Scottech.