I have 06 Honda civic coupe. But I don't know, how to fit factory stock horn plug.
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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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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.
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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.
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I went to install it and coming out of the heads is a two bolt connection. Even in the picture there is a three bolt connection. Unless mine is some how not stock and in looks it, you will run into the same problem. I also have a Civic 01 d x I would check the connection to the heads on your car first.
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Measure the size of the stock speakers. Generally it doesn't matter as long as there is a decent gap between the door panel and the sheetmetal behind it. For my Accord (stock speakers are 6") I just drilled new holes and put a couple random screws into it. Works great! Just be creative.
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Sure it'll fit. Just need to find the best place for it. It'll help if you have a friend handy with cars as I did, as for my Mazda 3, it required I put it on jacks, remove the front driver side wheel and air intake assembly to get to the stock horn. As with anything, if there is a will there is a way, and these horns have not let me down. I can describe just how loud these things are.
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When I put in the vehicle info (i.e. 2005 Honda Civic EX) it says it will not fit!
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I have a 2004 fat boy with a factory horn and it fit great with no install problems and it looks great and it took about 5 min to install I hope this is help full for you .
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I have a 2006 civic coupe and they fit great. Shouldn't be any issues for you. Good luck
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David,Not sure about the fitment but to tell you the truth, this horn WILL save your life. It might take some ingenuity on your part to install, but it is way worth it. Recommend getting the universal wiring harness that amazon suggests with it. You will not be disappointed.
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I'm gonna have to say no just because I put this on my 2000 3.0 v6 coupe and it fit perfectly. And the engine bay on civics at least the new ones are pretty small an compact. So I would try and stick with one sized for civics. Because the demotions of the actual tube are fairly large.
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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
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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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The harness should be purchased for the car not for the stereo, look for a harness that will connect to your factory stereo socket.
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I bought this for 2007 Honda Civic. But this was not the right size. So I think you will need the bigger one
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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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If you are replacing an existing horn, you might need some need some addition wire http://www.amazon.com/Dorman-85739-Orange-Gauge-Primary/dp/B002H9BHUE/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1397824755&sr=1-1&keywords=auto+wire and some crimps such as: http://www.amazon.com/Neiko-Solderless-Terminal-Connection-Stripper/dp/B000K7GRCI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1397824730&sr=8-2&keywords=auto+crimp
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I do not own a civic but I checked the Amazon site where you enter your vehicle information and I put in Honda civic 2014 and it said it does not fit. Hope this helps.
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This horn is bigger than most stock horns. Not sure if it's a question of if, but where. Mine will not fit the stock location, therefore I'll be placing mine in an alternative area. It is very loud, definitely an attention getter.