I have a 2000 Cirrus that is having a horn issue. It started with the horn going off when you would turn the steering wheel. I have done lots of research online to know that it's the bushings that have deteriorated inside the steering wheel and airbag module. I DO NOT want to tear apart the steering wheel because I am afraid of the airbag going off. Plus, I DO NOT want to take this to a mechanic because I have spent way too much on this car to keep in running. So I am looking for a cheap alternative and thought there should be an easy way to disable the horn. I have pulled the relay fuse but that fuse also controls the dash lights, cigarette lighter, radio, and back parking brakes (stupid design btw). So I thought I could reach down under the hood (located way underneath the hood and bumper) and locate the actual horn and pull the plug/wire from the horn. I was able to do this but now when I place the fuse back in, the horn consistently stays on ! How can this be if I unplugged the horn Are there two horns on this vehicle? What is the easiest way to disable the horn but still be able to keep the fuse in?

 

remove the relay or the fuse in the fuse box driver side dash