Thanks for all the helpful answers, Now would anyone be able to provide installation instructions? Is it simply running leads from my Sportage's factory connector to the connectors on the two horns?
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When installing on my Harley, hooked them to original horn wires. It 'a been six months and it has worked flawlessly.
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Most all car horns are basically the same in that they are powered from a 12V battery. If the vehicle comes with dual horns all that is required is to use the exisiting wiring and connect new horns to same wiring, At times it may require a different mounting location and the wires may have to be lengthend.The kit comes with a horn relay and brackets with screws. In most cases the relay is not needed. Hope this helps you.
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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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I would get more wire (they don't supply enough) also different connectors. . (Butt, male and female connectors. .heat shrink style if possible) ...I didn't connect to my truck horn, I installed a separate switch..It's not too difficult. .Takes some time but is fairly simple. .The difficulty is mainly based on how you want your setup to be.
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I would also like to know the answer to this question. I also have a sport model. Can someone please clarify?
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Install is very easy, about 5 minutes each. First unplug the wires from the back of your old lights by twisting the connectors to the left. Now ,under the hood above the lens are two pins that you pull straight up. The lens will now come out. Reverse this order to install the new ones, and your done. The other wires that come with the kit are for effects such as the halo, I have not hooked any of that up yet, so I cant tell you how to. That is all options anyway. Just start with the install for now and they will look and work great, until you can get help with the rest. Hope this helps. Eric
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You can be pretty creative when wiring it up... It's going to take a little research on your part but you could have a on/off/on toggle switch in your center console that allows you to switch between the oem horn and your aftermarket horn and they could both operate off of steering wheel horn activation independently. Or you could hook it straight up to the horn switch on your steering column. You are only limited by your imagination and effort.
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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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This should have everything you would need with the exception of however you intend to connect the wires. Soldering the connections is how I did it because that is the most fool proof method, but it isn't as easy. You will need to find a wiring diagram for your particular vehicle though. I would recommend looking into the adapters from bBulldog security. You can check if they have one for your vehicle on their webpage. They are supposed to make it pretty much plug and play! Hope that helps you out.
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I have replaced old horns on a Yamaha motorcycle. I tested the sound of the new ones right of the battery and they worked just fine. Must admit the high low combination sounds better if the old bike is on the highway with a full charge in the system. Hopefully this helps you.
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I went to a local car audio store to get the correct wire harness adapter and dash trim/din set, I would recommend finding a local car audio store that sells those parts to you can connect everything right and have it look nice. Mine looked awesome and played great, I don't have the car I put it in any more, and I really miss it.
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pat,i have them to hook up, but i have not had the time yet! i mounted them but not the wires-have my truck dissasembled at the moment.i have the differential out so it's on the list!rodger
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Not sure. It was less than a half hour to install on my 2014 AWD Sportage. Everything lined right up with no issues.
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I used the provided relay. Make sure the horns are grounded properly. They worked great on my 2011 Hyundai Sonata.
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Here is my video showing how I installed and I explain how to tighten each side a little bit until they are snug. Maybe one side is tighter and its not allowing the other side to sit flush. All I get for noise on mine is a slight whistle while going down the road. I want to find some type of spoiler that can go on the front to get rid of the whistle when I am not hauling anything. You could also take them down one at a time and see which one is making the noise. Good luck and feel free to ask any more questions. http://youtu.be/QZcza0KBh9M
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Mike, I would suggest you either call Sirius directly or stop into a Best Buy store. I have the Sportster model but I think that the plugs are similar. Good Luck
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u will need to make the ajustments for your bike, as i had to install on a HD sportster,,if u cant am sure u can take to a bike shop and they can do what is needed to install