do I need the wire kit for a 2006 softail harley or can I just hook the wires on my stock horn and be ready to go? B
756725
This horn can be connected with your original factory horn wires. Installation instructions are included. Thank you.
711955
yes..you can..you will have to make a cut in the factory horn wire and will have to join the wolo horn wire together...
1476715
dont know for sure, call Harley if your Softail has the same caliper as a 2006 FLH then they will fit as these pads are for FLH bikes good luck
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
2061619
Sure these can be wired as a direct replacement for the stock horns, or I suppose these could be wired along with the stock horns. These are louder but not train horn loud, so the "friendly toot" is still possible.
2092496
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.
1958025
no wiring harness required when hooked up to 2012 Harley Davidson Electra Glide
921022
I don't see why not, if it is undamaged. There is nothing in the new horn setup that precludes you from using standard "working" wiring from an old horn.
1170899
I would call the Harley dealer and ask if a horn cover from a 2006 ultra classic will fit your bike, if they say yes then yes. As this is on my 2006 Harley ultra classic
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
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.
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Michael, if you have that old cow bell on your bike, l say yes because thats what i had and the willy g should fit your horn under the cowbell you problaby having on your harley.hope gives you the answer you need.
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.
460233
Hi Michael, I installed this in my Rx8 my self: what wire for hear ate you talking about? The kit comes with all conndctions and wire harness to get radio installed and fuctioningCould you explain further? Ty Julio G.
87803
I installed the two horns by running power to each one and grounding to the chassis. I also used a horn relay kit, this one: Wolo (MCHWK-2) Air Horn Wiring Kit It was pretty easy to figure out. I installed this one a motorcycle, so I replaced the relay that came in the kit with a waterproof one.
661389
unfortunately no. you will probably have to fabricate the wiring harness. it just depends on where you locate the horns.
231953
Yes, if you use two horns you will need a relay. If you use one horn a relay is not necessary. It's a good idea to use an in line fuse if the circuit doesn't already have one.