Does this kit come with everything i need to make the horns work? or do i have to buy more parts after i but this kit?
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All that is in the box is a set of horns. i had to purchase a air tank to mount of truck, airline and a wolo valve to control the flow of air to the horns. best to purchase a kit that supplies everything you need than just the horns. if you have anymore questions please contact me at victorianfarms@aol.com
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You will need to buy other parts when you buy this kit. You will need extra wire, ventalation tubing if necessary, Kremps, and linkable fuses, plus switches. It cost me about another 75 dollars after buying the kit and I installed it myself. If you have someone install it for you it will run about 350 dollars. This is Tiffanys' Husband answering this question for you.
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If you have an existing electric accuated air horn then you're good to go. If not you'll need wire, some type of horn button and an inline fuse. This horn is LOUD! Its also very big. Make sure you have room for it. The kit came with 1/4 inch air hose and a few compression fittings. I think I spent 20 bucks or so to finish the install
85853
I think you will need a momentary contact switch for it; and some wire and zap straps. That was it. The air solenoid id included; so don't fall for the suggestion to purchase it...unless you want a spare (like I did)
85854
you will need a air compressor [110] and car battery. they do sound great. used it at our haunted forest with a bright light - folks didn't know where to run! have fun!
1729920
Yes... this kit comes complete with everything you would expect. It is new in the box, with two speakers, two tweeters, and all the screws/wires/brackets/mounts to install. The only thing it doesn't come with... speaker grills for the 6.5" (the tweeters do have a little grill on them).
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I'm not sure what you are looking at, but I would simply parallel the new horn with the old one. Then unplug the old one. You would be using the factory relay to make the horn work.
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Depends on your exact situation. It could be as simple as replacing your old horns, that is plug and play. In my case I went from one weak squeeeeky horn to the pair of these. I needed about two feet of 18 gauge hook-up wire and three crimp-on wire terminals. These should cost about three or four dollars. I've been very happy with the horns themselves, they are louder and better sounding than the stock horn they replaced. I hope this helps.
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When I ordered mine they asked me for the year and make model of my bike. You might want to call them and ask if it will. It replaces the horn assembly.
711952
yes. it is just a matter of running two wires from the existing horn wire posts to the new horn wire posts. when the horn button is pressed both horns will sound.
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Yes, you can. You have buey the horn sistem , because the sistem is not included
921020
You don't need wiring kit, but it does require heavier duty wire and horn relay (included with Wolo horn) to handle requirements. Otherwise you limit the volume. Check size of factory wire.
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Yes it comes with everything you need for it to function properly. The only thing to keep in mind if you are going to use it on a trolling motor you will need to do the exchange for the proper transducer for it from Humminbird. At the time I bought mine it was a free exchange.
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I installed the two horns by running power to each one and grounding to the chassis. I also used a horn relay kit, this one: Wolo (MCHWK-2) Air Horn Wiring Kit It was pretty easy to figure out. I installed this one a motorcycle, so I replaced the relay that came in the kit with a waterproof one.
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It's easy! You can google the part or hit my favorite place, eBay! I have the same horns on my bike and when connected to the stock horn it's awesome!
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The kit comes with all the parts needed to install it. But you will need the tools that came with your car when it came out of the box.
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Yes,,,as long as you wire it up independent like your vehicle never had a horn system...also dont overload it adding too many horns, one to two is enough. Giddy-Up, Beaver
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The hardest part will be fknding the location of the stock horn. From there you will have tqo options depending on yoir setup. You might be able to just plug and play or you might have to splice two wires. Simple and straight forward.
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You have to be very careful buying all of the right components. Do your research thoroughly before you buy. I can't recall all of the parts but the rails come separately for sure, then I think the locking uprights come specific to certain cars, and the clamps themselves come as a separate kit. So, at leasts 3 separate purchases, if not more. I also bought the wind deflector to quiet the noise. Then you start buying the "gear" for kayaks, bikes, surfboards, and on-and-on.
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This is a complete kit. You would just have to swap out the pieces you currently have with this kit.Not sure if it will fix your problem but this is the entire kit.Greg
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I don't know whether directions exist on-line. I do remember that the wiring diagram included with the horns was misleading.