Fuse under steering colum

Fuse box in passenger compartment Alfa Romeo 156.
fuse box location.
The fuses for the main devices are housed in a control unit under the dashboard, to the left of the steering column. To gain access to them, remove the panel (A) releasing the tabs (B) in the direction of the arrow below and remove the screw (C).

fuse box layout.

1 Ignition auxiliary circuits relay 1 2 Heated rear window relay 3 Horn relay F1 (10A) RH headlamp- high beam F2 (10A) Headlamp high beam warning lamp, LH headlamp-high beam F3 (20A) Boot lid/tailgate lamp, central locking F4 (10A) Headlamp adjustment, RH headlamp-low beam F5 (30A) Electric windows(front) F6 (10A) LH stop lamp, LH tail lamp, RH licence plate lamp, RH rear fog lamp, RH side lamp F7 (10A) LH licence plate lamp, LH rear fog lamp, LH side lamp, RH stop lamp, RH tail lamp F8 (10A) LH head lamp-low beam F9 (15A) Cigarette lighter, heater/air conditioning (AC) F10 (20A) Wind screen wash/wipe system F11 (20A) Horn F12 (10A) Alarm system, anti-lock brake system (ABS)(with ESP), audio system, instrument panel, interior lamps F13 (10A) Anti-lock brake system (ABS), central locking, electric door mirrors, electric windows, glove box lamp, reversing lamps, stop lamp (high level) F14 (10A) Hazard warning lamps F15 (30A) Door mirror heater, heated rear window

Did you use a test lite to see if fuse circuit, hot all the time. Because that module is involved, I can't troubleshoot it from here. Also, my info says airbag and horn button are integrated. That airbag is dangerous. At the horn, yellow wire with lt green tracer is voltage, black wire is ground. You could use jumper wires off the battery for voltage and ground to see if horn will sound, if you try that use an inline fuse.
My info says that central security module is located under the dash, to the left of steering column, The clicking may be coming from the module, I don't know?

Not recomended for untrained people as airbags can be very dangerous. That said you need to. 1) disconect battry 2) remove SRS (Airbag fuse) 3) remove shroud around steering colum 4) wait ten minutes. 5) remove horn pad (airbag houseing) usualy held in by tamper proof bits from back of steering wheel. 6) unplug wires to airbag & horn 7) undo steering wheel bolt & mark position of steering wheel to colum splines. 8) remove steering wheel with suitable puller (NOT a hammer) 9) unclip clock spring & replace 10) reverse procedure

It sounds like the item known as the "clockspring" has gone bad. It's a unit between the steeing colum and the steering wheel that transfers the electrical connections for any steeing wheel mounted electrincs, like the horn, cruise buttons, airbag, or anything else that might mounted to the wheel.

These are not easily replaceable, however after a brief search, there appears to be a POSSIBLY of getting it replaced under a recall from the manufacturer. Check out this link, and this link.

fuse box should be under dash drivers side possibly some fuses behind a panel in the glove box and possibly under the hood

Replace your headlight switch. You need torx bits, a steering wheel puller, and bolts to perform the repair.

Disconnect your negative battery cable and wait at least 1 minute before going any further (this insures your airbags are disabled if your vehicle has them).

Remove the plastic covers that cover the steering colum. If applicable, remove the airbag from the steering wheel; if you don't have a airbag pull the horn switch from the center of the steering wheel. Remove the retaining clip from the center shaft in the steering colum. Remove the bolt that holds the steering wheel, then use a steering wheel puller to remove the steering wheel. Remove the torx screws from the headlight switch, and remove the electrical connectors. Install in reverse.

I hope this information helps you, and I wish you luck on your repair.

hey guys with problems with the air bag lights on and horn not working in Chrysler Voyager...

this is the problem with the steering wheel clockwork spring. The connector that brings the wires from the steering wheel instruments (hord, airbag, cruise control) and takes it through the steering column to the car body but allows steering wheel to rotate without breaking the wires. The dealer should have adivised you that there is a life long warrantly from manufacturer of this part. There was a recall notice issued by Chrysler in 2003/4 to bring in car for replacement of part if the Airbag light came on. I got mine done last year under the recall.

Fuse box located to left of steering column under dash. Fuse #11 15 amp fuse is for the horn, interior lights and door chime.

fuse for what

did you cheak the fuse panel under the hood of truck and if not there check under the panel on the drivers side beside the steering colum or in the glove box sometimes