Reasons why the horn keeps sounding after locking the Besturn X80?
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The prolonged use of the horn switch and relay causes the switch to separate. Dimensions of the FAW Besturn X80: Length 4620 mm, width 1820 mm, height 1695 mm. In terms of size, it is positioned as a compact SUV model. In terms of exterior design, the Besturn X80 retains some design elements of the Besturn X concept car, with a distinctive overall design. The front grille, fog light area, and skid plate feature extensive silver decorations, emphasizing its youthful positioning. The eagle-eye headlights not only include LED daytime running lights but also come with xenon headlights with cleaning function in high-end models. The most striking design of the X80 is the "X" line styling at the rear, which is very impressive. Fuel consumption of the Besturn X80: The actual fuel consumption of the Besturn X80 is 10L/100km. The Besturn X80 offers two engines: one is a 2.0L naturally aspirated engine with a maximum power of 147 horsepower, and the other is a 1.8T turbocharged engine with a maximum power of 186 horsepower. The maximum power outputs of the two engines are 146 horsepower and 154 horsepower, respectively, with peak torques of 183N-m and 205N-m.
I've noticed that it's quite common for the Besturn X80's horn to keep sounding after locking. The reasons are mostly due to issues with the anti-theft system, such as doors or the trunk not being fully locked, micro switches getting stuck or malfunctioning; a short circuit in the wiring could also cause the horn to be triggered by erroneous signals; it could also be a control module failure requiring a reset or replacement; additionally, unstable battery voltage can disrupt the anti-theft function. As someone who enjoys tinkering with cars, I recommend first quickly checking if all windows and doors are tightly closed, ensuring the trunk is properly latched, and cleaning any dust off the sensors. If that doesn't help, it's best not to delay and take it to a professional shop for a computer diagnostic to avoid causing a disturbance at night and getting complaints, as prolonged issues could affect other electrical components.
