W222 2014 s class Horn issue
Recently while driving the horn started going by itself without any reason, this went on for about 2-3 minutes and then horn stopped working.
Since then I have replaced the Horn relay and also checked the Horn fanfare fuse, they are both fine.
Also the horns do work when i lock the car which is very strange
The horn still doesn't work, I would prefer to diagnose and fix this issue myself, Does anyone know where are the actual horns are and how should I replace them?
Any advice would be highly appreciated
Thank you
Alan
Last edited by Illusionist; Nov 19, 2018 at 08:39 AM. Reason: rememembered new information
good luck.
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after disconnecting the battery I took the airbag out of the steering wheel and found nothing wrong, All cables are connected just fine, no issue with the electronic board either, i am really confused what to do next, any advice from anyone would be appreciated
Please see below steps I took to resolve the issue
i refuse to take it to Mercedes for them to charge me £170 just to check this tiny issue
1. I disconnected the battery which is in the boot and very simple to do after which you must wait 30 minutes to stop airbag blowing on your face.
2. I took the airbag out of the steering wheel which is very simple by pushing inside the holes with screw driver behind the steering wheel, remember you have to break the leather seal to do this.
3. Open 3 holes and take the horn plate out
4. Disconnect all of the cables from the plate which you can see in the attached picture.
5. I quickly discovered that one of the connector marked red had a tiny hole inside, after checking with multi meter I could see it was not conducting electricity.
6. Using hot soldering iron I just dropped a tiny amount of solder which resolved the issue
put everything back in the same order and your issue is fixed
Last edited by Illusionist; Dec 1, 2018 at 10:40 AM. Reason: Pictures were missing
Please see below steps I took to resolve the issue
i refuse to take it to Mercedes for them to charge me £170 just to check this tiny issue
1. I disconnected the battery which is in the boot and very simple to do after which you must wait 30 minutes to stop airbag blowing on your face.
2. I took the airbag out of the steering wheel which is very simple by pushing inside the holes with screw driver behind the steering wheel, remember you have to break the leather seal to do this.
3. Open 3 holes and take the horn plate out
4. Disconnect all of the cables from the plate which you can see in the attached picture.
5. I quickly discovered that one of the connector marked red had a tiny hole inside, after checking with multi meter I could see it was not conducting electricity.
6. Using hot soldering iron I just dropped a tiny amount of solder which resolved the issue
put everything back in the same order and your issue is fixed












