LexBrett2

Hi All,
Have a teleaid warning that I suspect is drawing down the battery; I'd like to pull the fuse to test but I'm stumped as to the fuse location for teleaid. Please I'd you know the fuse number let me know. I have spent days searching. Thanks in advance and have a great day! Lex

Branetax

Since you've already ruled out the fuse and relay and even swapped out the clock spring, you're covering all the bases. Maybe it's worth going over the wiring again with a fine-tooth comb. Sometimes, there's a tiny break or frayed wire causing all the fuss.
Another thing to consider is testing the horn button itself. It's a long shot, but hey, stranger things have happened! And don't forget about those grounding points – they can be sneaky little troublemakers.
If all else fails, it might be time to call in the big guns and consult a professional. They've got all the fancy tools and know-how to tackle those tricky issues.
Oh, and by the way, I stumbled upon some interesting horn solutions at https://bosshorn.com

nd-photo.nl

You also need to disable it in the computer if I am not mistaken. Good tip from @Branetax with regards to grounding points, its good to check them and scuff them up using scotch brite pads. I was able to find my power drain, I think it was a number of things in my situation which kept the car alive (instead of deep sleep)