I just purchased this Item but i dont know how to install the Relay that the kit came with. I have a 1996 honda civic is there any type of instruction
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That relay is for the starter kill. The alarm will still work if you don't hook it up. You have to locate the wire that goes from the starter to the ignition. Cut the wire. Hook up the black to the starter motor side and the green to the ignition side. I used snap connectors. That way if you ever need to disconnect the starter kill it'll be easier. Just make sure it's not easily accessible to a thief. Good luck.
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No , if you used existing wire you should already have a relay in line. My horn is not much louter then factory. Not real impressed with this horn.
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I agree with Kerry...mine came with the relay...loud and I feel safer now! Be sure and use the relay!!!
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I found that the unit was easy to install, if you get the right parts to do it. Go to your local electrionic store or autoparts and buy the harness for your car an a installment kit and to process should be.
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I had to download from site...the instructions that do come with are vague and too short. might be worth a trip to a dealership or even a fry's technician...or some other dealer in electronics that sell electronic car equipment
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They should fit, and yes you need to wire in a relay. Its pretty easy to do though. You can wire it in to be activated by your current horn wiring so it works just like oem.
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I just use a regular 12 auto relay. 4 prong. Same as my HID kits etc. the one with the 30, 85, 86, 87 labeled prongs.
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They should sell the wiring kit here at amazon. The only other place is the dealer. Hope this helps...
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Just bought one for my pioneer, basic install make sure its connected to the wires coming out of the unit not the wires in the vehicle, the ground wire (black) should be grounded to the vehicle as well as the bypass. This worked where a standard relay would not, it double pulses or however it works
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I have this kit on my 1998 chevrolet truck and it doesn't come with a relay and even with my truck having daytime running light they don't flicker like alot of aftermarket kits and the ballast or bulbs dont get to hot.
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Dave, you would need to get the 9007 LED Kit. They are like the BI-Xenons. They are plug and play so you will not need any relays.
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It comes with all wiring needed for installation. You will need to tap into car 12v, I tapped into the 12v lighter circuit in the console (not sure if that is recommended but it worked for me). The wiring harness in one seat was defective in one of the kits I bought and customer service is a dead end line with this company. I emailed and called and never had a call or email returned, so if they don't work properly you're on your own. I have ordered four kits from them. You can expect them to work for a couple years and then you will have some issues. Personally I will look elsewhere next time I buy heated seat elements. It comes with all wiring needed for installation. You will need to tap into car 12v, I tapped into the 12v lighter circuit in the console (not sure if that is recommended but it worked for me). The wiring harness in one seat was defective in one of the kits I bought and customer service is a dead end line with this company. I emailed and called and never had a call or email returned, so if they don't work properly you're on your own. I have ordered four kits from them. You can expect them to work for a couple years and then you will have some issues. Personally I will look elsewhere next... » Read More It comes with all wiring needed for installation. You will need to tap into car 12v, I tapped into the 12v lighter circuit in the console (not sure if that is recommended but it worked for me). The wiring harness in one seat was defective in one of the kits I bought and customer service is a dead end line with this company. I emailed and called and never had a call or email returned, so if they don't work properly you're on your own. I have ordered four kits from them. You can expect them to work for a couple years and then you will have some issues. Personally I will look elsewhere next time I buy heated seat elements. « Show Less
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I comprtely bypassed the factory system. I installed horn button on dash,one wire to ground and the other on new horn relay. I also bought a new horn. Some installation was required for the new rely and horn, and worked well.
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There is a YouTube video from College Hill Honda (#211) that gives very detailed installation instructions. It can be found easily with a Google search.
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Yes the wire is included, but the relay is not. I am not handy at all and was able to install it off the battery. Worked we'll.
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I didn't run a relay. Just a wire from battery to the hot side of a switch with an inline fuse. Then from the switch to one red wire on a light. Then wired lights together. Then ran another wire for ground and connected it to both black wires. Super easy to install. Great lights.
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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.