My factory installed horn system burnt out and was disconnected. Does this system work totally independent from factory installed horn wiring ?
747412
Yes. The same thing happened to my jeep so I bought this horn and ran the wiring myself which is very simple. It does not use any of the factory wiring.
711953
Yes! Use the relay that came with the horn and hook it up in parallel with the existing horn. This way it won't put any additional load on the existing horn circuit.
1561203
I removed the old horn. cut the positive and negitive wires for the stock horn and replaced it with fadapters that fit the wolo. bolted it in the same place the old horn was and havent had to do anything else. took 5 minutes. i have a 2002 f150.
834092
its a general use horn...2 wires...its probably from a mounting perspective it may not mount properly...if you have the space to mount it then you would be ok
942344
This horn uses standard connections.I think it will work great for your vehicle.and PS.. It is louder than the factory horn...
1337079
Nope... just disconnect old horn and plug in this one. Of course might be a bit tighter on space though since you have a sedan.
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.
1704177
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.
1337081
You'll need to first see if and where there's space under the hood to install the unit. You'll also probably need to change your fuse to your horn to handle the higher current it pulls. And yes, you'll likely need to cut some wires, and get out your soldering iron
1276529
check under the seat you have to plug the fuses together that would be the only thing I know of, hope you this solves the problem......Question for you I can't get the horns to work on either one of the motorcycles
1167444
I was able to find this information online. You may want to double-check with either your mechanic or your dealer.The horn fuse and the horn relay are in the left front under hood fuse/relay box.This is a location diagram and the inside of the box. Sorry about the size of the diagrams. They don't allow us much space here. The fuse and relay should be marked in the fuse box lid.Here is a wiring diagram just in case you need it.
1273358
Yes, however you should consider disconnecting the original Horns since the additional load of the Wolo on the horn wiring will likely blow a fuse.
678539
If you only use one tone (Hi, or Low, not both horns, same circuit), no, you do not need to install a relay; just connect it using the original horn wires (polarity does not matter). If you are using both the High, and the Low tone horns, wired in parallel (best option), then I would recommend a relay, and direct connect to the battery (with an inline fuse) for maximum power transfer, and maximum loudness. I used two sets of both horns, on two separate motorcycles, in parallel. I also used a relay, controlled by the OEM horn circuit, with a direct connect to the batteries, for maximum volume. A relay is less than $10 at any automotive parts store (Wal-Mart likely has the lowest price). If you need help with electrical circuits, here is a great book's ISBN-10: 0760327165, "Motorcycle Electrical Systems: Troubleshooting and Repair (Motorbooks Workshop)". Check your local library for a copy, or purchase it here, on Amazon. Cheers!
213778
Steve, Yes it will work however the horn will have to be relocated. I had the Harley Dealership install it. It works great just a little noisier than I was expecting
747416
Yes. If your old system had a relay, then you should use one with this otherwise you could burn the contacts on the switch. The switch provided in wiring kit is light duty and open. Depending on size and amperage-draw of your horn, you might want to look for something more durable.
231955
If you're replacing existing horns, you won't need to change anything as the OEM horns will already have a suitable fuse & relay. If you are adding these in addition to your existing horns, you will need to add a suitable relay. I replaced my OEM Toyota horns and these sound great just make sure you use the Hi & Lo note together. I was very happy with them.
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.