The contact owns a 1998 Oldsmobile Intrigue. The contact stated that the vehicle's horn kit and fuses had to be replaced. At 20,429 miles, while sitting at a traffic light, the horn began to blow automatically three times. At 22,201 miles, the failure recurred. The contact started the ignition and drove approximately two miles before the horn stopped blowing. At 22,334 miles, the contact pressed the button on the keyless entry remote to lock the door and the horn failed to blow. The vehicle was taken to the dealer. At 23,000 miles, the horn experienced the same failure. The dealer was unable to determine the cause of failure. The engine size was unavailable. The current mileage is 23,000 and failure mileage was 20,429. The consumer stated new battery installed on 01/27/07 by aaa with a 1 year warranty. The consumer stated this is the 4th time he has to have the horn replaced and feels this is the safety issue resulting in a fire or air bag release. Updated 07/06/07

- Catonsville , MD, USA

Consumer states a serious wiring problem exists between battery's side mounted positive terminal and the vehicle's chassis. While driving the vehicle stalled without warning. Upon inspection, consumer discovered that wiring was very tight and close to battery holder resulting in a short. Consumer states affecting wiring could possibly cause alternator and battery to fail simultaneously while driving.

- Kingston, CD, USA

4/11/2000, replaced intermittant steering shaft, replaced steering shaft, replaced steering rack and pinion and adjusted front toe. 5/25/00, replaced master switch assy. Fog light repaired. Damaged shift indicator light, inoperable bulbs, lamps replaced. Mirror light repaired. 6/01/00, vehicle towed in, new battery replacement,

- Chicago, IL, USA

Battery failed.

- Bloomingdale, TN, USA

Battery failed.

- Bloomingdale, TN, USA

Fuel pump/steering rack and pinion/both front struts/battery, and engine failures.

- Clearwater, FL, USA

Battery failed.

- Heathrow, FL, USA