Horn honks more when lock/unlock button on fob is pushed.
#1
Horn honks more when lock/unlock button on fob is pushed.
Hi,
Still kinda new here, so please forgive me if this is in the wrong forum or has already been answered (my google foo is not strong).
Recently my battery died. I replaced it but now when I lock/unlock the doors, the horn honks more times then before.
Before:
Lock, 2 honks.
Unlock, no honks.
Now:
Lock, 4 short honks
Unlock, 2 short honks.
I'm wondering if this means something else is wrong with the electrical system? Or if it's something that can be set to user preferences (and if so, how to set)?
2004 supercrew
2WD
5.4L V8.
Thanks for any help you may have to offer.
Still kinda new here, so please forgive me if this is in the wrong forum or has already been answered (my google foo is not strong).
Recently my battery died. I replaced it but now when I lock/unlock the doors, the horn honks more times then before.
Before:
Lock, 2 honks.
Unlock, no honks.
Now:
Lock, 4 short honks
Unlock, 2 short honks.
I'm wondering if this means something else is wrong with the electrical system? Or if it's something that can be set to user preferences (and if so, how to set)?
2004 supercrew
2WD
5.4L V8.
Thanks for any help you may have to offer.
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LightningRod
Interesting query. I can't imagine what replacing the battery would have to do with it.
But I know there is lots more 'smarts' in the computers on our vehicles than 99% of us ever know. I wonder if it is trying to tell you something - ie: perhaps one of the doors is NOT locking or it sees an open or short in the door locking circuit or something like that. It might even be setting a "B" (body) trouble code if you have someone read OBDII codes.
Have you looked through the owner's manual for anything about it? I'll be interested in the final outcome of this thread.
But I know there is lots more 'smarts' in the computers on our vehicles than 99% of us ever know. I wonder if it is trying to tell you something - ie: perhaps one of the doors is NOT locking or it sees an open or short in the door locking circuit or something like that. It might even be setting a "B" (body) trouble code if you have someone read OBDII codes.
Have you looked through the owner's manual for anything about it? I'll be interested in the final outcome of this thread.