When you push the horn it will not turn off. i pulled the fuse out so that i would not have to deal with the horn having a mind of its own. my fix was to purchase a switch about $4-5 at the auto store and rewire the horn in on my own. it looks a little tacky, i put the switch under the turn signal, but it is far better than being in traffic or at a light and having the horn go off for 5 minutes. straight. i never took it in but i am guessing it is an issue with the horn switch which is under the airbag. expensive fix which is why chrysler will never pay to fix the issue.
Tl* the contact owns a 2005 chrysler sebring. while the vehicle was parked, the driver side air bag warning indicator illuminated. the vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic who diagnosed that the driver side air bag was faulty and needed to be replaced. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. the approximate failure mileage was 72,000. updated 7/16/15*cn the consumer stated the left front seat belt tensioner needed to be replaced, which was the reason, the air bag light was on. updated 08/13/15*jb
After fastening my driver side seat belt i started driving down the highway and all the sudden the seat belt light came on and then started chiming it distracted me to the point that i almost went off the road trying to refasten the belt to no avail now it chimes almost constantly and unless i hold pressure on the release side of the seat belt it won't shut off and every time i hit a bump or if i release the pressure i'm exerting on the belt connector it starts chiming again it is very dangerous because you constantly have to take your eyes and attention off the road to play with the seat belt. *tr