Car horn when pressed doesn't work (but alarm/locking from key - horn sounds); airbag light on; passenger front window regulator off track? Chrysler 2008 Sebring sedan 2.7L

Asked by cmari Sep 18, 2015 at 12:51 PM about the 2008 Chrysler Sebring Touring Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I need help fixing these things on my own. I'm a single mom/nursing
student, very handy, I know I can do this - but I want to ask first before
assuming what's wrong. The car horn doesn't sound when pressed, but
works fine when locking/sounding the alarm from my keys. The passenger
window stopped going up yesterday (motor works fine, but the window
seems to be off track?). Last weird thing is that the driver's side visor light
went out 2 days after the horn issue started. All issues new. I'm hoping
they're fuse related. Any links/advice/etc would be greatly appreciated!!

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crumbob answered 8 years ago

window the shaft in the motor might be broken replace plenty of vids on youtube easy job 15 min with the right tools take the door panel off to verify it is bad before buying airbag light is a short common in chrystler sebring the button on your fob is either a short or the button on top of the fob is not pushing the button on the motherboard take it a part pry apart with a knife or something and see if it work when you take it apart

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