Will this work with standart wires and fuse, just replacing stock horn?
395113
This is a set of two. So you'll have to splice or piggy back them if you only have one stock. I replaced my stock 2012 Optima with these. No upgrading in fuse needed with mine.
395114
I simply replaced our OEM horn and had no problems. Great sound -- this is on an '06 Durango and it sounds like an SUV should sound!
395115
yes, all I did was place the horn near the radiator. Not as loud as I would like but they sound good.
1190313
On my two motorcycles Triumph Tiger 1050 and Yamaha Super Tenere 1200 i just used the same horn plug, never had an issue with the fuse.Now if you plan on using two that may be an issue, i only use one horn.
640183
When installing on my Harley, hooked them to original horn wires. It 'a been six months and it has worked flawlessly.
2061616
In a word, "Yes." Just be quick about getting off the horn button, especially if you have these in addition to the OEM horns. That requires wiring in the supplied relay. The best of both worlds..IMHO.Good luck.
2171718
Yes just find the wire going to the factory horn and connect to it. I suggest against it as you thrn lose operation of factory horn and you might run into situations where you need it. You can get tickets for the trsin horn if you use it on the street and a cop hears you use it
231954
I think they should plug right into your OEM harness is you already have the wiring for the two horns. I may be wrong but I don't think you'd need a relay unless you were going from 1-2 horns. You may have to change the connectors if they are of a different style. These horns are good and loud.
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Yes it is plug and play. It will depend on where you want to mount the horn. If you need to use terminals and wire.I have a 97 Dodge Dakota the original horn was inside behind passenger headlight. I put this horn in front of the radiator. So Ihad to run wire and use terminals. But mine is still plug and play and I can revert to original position. I hope this helps. PS. It is easy
814789
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.
1353206
Not necessarily. You can install the horns directly to the existing wiring. I did this as I have them on a motorcycle. They might not be as loud in a car though. They should actually be wired to a relay that allows full voltage/amperage to get to the horns and the actuation is via the original horn wiring. By the way, great horns, good sound.
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I used the horn as a replacement for the one under the console in my boat. It was almost identical to the one I had that stopped working. The only difference was the clips that plugged onto the horn from my existing wires. I only had to replace them with the correct ones by soldering them onto the ends of the existing wires.
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To keep the stock plug you can gently strip insulation from horn wire before the plug, wrap new horn wire around factory wire, solder, wrap with electrical tape....could jus cut off connector and install crimp on female spade. If factory horn has 2 wires you must determine which one is 12 volt positive to connect to the horn male spade, then it's best to connect the ground wire to the bolt securing The horn.
648379
It should. My 2006 Stock horn came off my heritage deluxe softail in seconds and It had the same exact hook up in the back. Most of the horns are standard on Harleys and copy cats as long as you dont get into the baggers...
814791
I hard wired mine on a Ford Truck, not sure how the Honda horn is configured, although any 12V automotive system will power the horn. You may need to design a mounting bracket depending on your application - I kept the original horns and added this one. I had to build one for my truck.
1191064
You are typically able to transfer the factory wires to this horn's compressor. A relay is included in the package to be used with the horn. Installation instructions are also included. Thank you.
825933
The horn says 30 amp fuse, but your horn button circuit to the horn relay is much smaller. I have mine connected to stock horn wore with no problem.
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Yes, this is what I did with my 2017 Nissan LEAF. The horns have a + & - Terminal (does not matter what connector pin you use for +) If your car only has one lead to the horn, put that to one to one connector, and make a short pigtail that you connect to your car's chassis or ground. That is it. Each horn is mechanically tuned to different notes, and together they will get everyone's attention when sounded.
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you should use a 20 amp fuse on the side that you are hooking the horn on to.