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2010-02-24 17:04:47

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Originally Posted by Nathan_Barstow

. The horn loop is grounded through the cruise control wiring. Out of the back of your steering wheel will be a flat yellow group of wires/connector, that is where it starts. Good luck getting it figured out!

That's the clockspring.

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2010-02-24 17:21:31

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clockspring?

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2010-02-25 18:34:57

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rear defogger isn't working either..

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2010-02-25 18:40:32

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Originally Posted by allmotor

rear defogger isn't working either..

Sounding more like a fuse issue. Could be degrading wiring in the circuit as well. Double-check all the fuses in the cabin and under the hood with an ohm-meter. Visual inspection is unreliable.

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2010-02-25 19:25:53

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i got a ton of fuses.. maybe i'll just pull all new ones in.

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