Horn Assembly Problems of Mercury Grand Marquis

The position of the horn for 1997 Mercury Grand Marquis is problematic. The horn is just in front of the left front wheel and prone to get water sprayed by wheel in raining season. This will cause the rust and failure of the horn.

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The contact owns a 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis. While driving 50 mph, the contact smelled a burning odor and noticed smoke coming from the lighting control module. He pulled the vehicle over and opened the hood. The horn began to sound, so he disconnected the battery. The fire department arrived and a report was filed. The contact was informed that the failure was due to an electrical issue. The vehicle was towed to a repair shop and the lighting control module box was repaired. The dealer stated that they were unaware of the failure. The failure and current mileages were 79,000.

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: the contact stated the horn only sounded with extreme pressure being applied to the right side of the steering wheel. The horn did not sound when any other area of the steering wheel was depressed. The vehicle was taken to the service dealer, who determined the horn was not working properly, but could not determine how to remedy the problem without possibly causing the airbag to deploy. The only work completed by the dealer was an attempt to remove the steering wheel cover to inspect the horn connection. This resulted in the horn sounding continuously. Therefore, the dealer disconnected it completely. The dealer, who was a Ford dealer, recommended taking the vehicle to a Mercury dealer for further inspection. The manufacturer has not been contacted. The horn has since been repaired. Updated 05/30/06.

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Two problems with the horn since I purchased my car in Dec 2004: 1) sounds when I haven't even hit it at all and 2) won't sound when I need it unless I hit it in exactly the right place which seems to change every time I need it! a couple of times when it sounded on it's own it lasted almost a full minute! hitting it had no effect. And then, a couple of times when I needed it, it never sounded! this scares the I-don't-know-what out of me and everyone around me! I've taken it to darcars on branch avenue in marlow heights, MD. A number of times in 2006. They were able to repeat symptoms, and did do something that fixed problems for awhile. But problems keep resurfacing. Second week of Jan 2006, horn went off on it's own while I was in a curve to the right, and the car to the left of me almost went off the road. Serious safety issue!! almost better to not even have this horn!.

2005 Mercury Grand Marquis the horn does not work I took it to rolling hills Ford in clermont floria and it still does not work.

Horn does not blow. Noticed almost immediately after purchasing vehicle. Dealer did not know how to fix, said all models had this problem. Consumer states that after contacting NHTSA and Ford 3 days later, consumer received a call to bring the car in for repairs and it only took a half hour to fix the defect.

Clock spring is defective, and horn/airbags do not work. Without prior warning. Dealership is aware of problem.

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The horn is inoperative which is a safety feature. Currently atdealer. No previous problem. Please provide further information and VIN #.

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One horn failed.

Under wet conditions horn will activate by itself. Without applying pressure on horn, horn will sound for about 1-30 seconds. When it stops, inside and outside light will turn off for about 2 seconds. Vehicle was at the dealer 4 times, but could not determine cause.

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The horn button does not respond due to its location, where it' s placed. Its association is too close to where air bag is located on steering wheel. The driver had to press the horn hard repeatdly.

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Driver can not apply the horn without taking her hands off the steering wheel, and when she does, excessive pressure is needed in order for it to work. Dealer says it's normal.