It was working great when I parked last night. Today it does not work.
Where do I begin? No apparent blown fuse, though I have not gotten out the tester.
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If your horn no longer works and the airbag light is flashing, your clockspring may have broken. I'm taking my 94 F150 into the shop Wednesday to get my clockspring replaced.
You are right, the airbag light has been flashing.
What and where is a "clockspring"? Anything I can repair/replace?
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I've read articles that tell how to do it. The dealer charges $200. Its the mechanism that connects the steering wheel to the airbag, cruise control, horn, and window wipers (I believe). When they break all these functions become intermittent or stop working altogether. You can read more about it here:
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