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.
747413
Yes,,,as long as you wire it up independent like your vehicle never had a horn system...also dont overload it adding too many horns, one to two is enough. Giddy-Up, Beaver
747414
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.
747415
Yes it is a whole seperat unit does not have to be hooked up to factory horn can work by its self and is easy to install but the 1 I bought kept burning out fuses so I took out the inline fuse and works fine
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.
1882543
I installed those horns on my Kawasaki 750 Vulcan without any changes to the wiring and they work great!
443917
If you did what i did at first this might help. If you just ran the same power wire for your regular horn for the Dixie horn it does not have enough power. The power has to come directly from the battery. Also check your wiring. And I dont know about where your from but run a separate button for it because in Tx a Dixie horn wont pass inspection.
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.
1337082
If it a car, yes just plug it where the two horn wires are and mount. Motorcyles must use the wire kit because there is no relay switch. Also dont get it wet.
2092494
If you are replacing an existing horn, you might need some need some addition wire Dorman (85739) 18 Gauge Orange Primary Wire, 40 Feet and some crimps such as: Neiko® 50413A Wire Terminal and Connection Kit with Crimpers/Wire Stripper | 175 Piece Set
1081885
Hella distributed multiple different relays. The one that came with my horns this fit. Personally I didn't use this though, I used female disconnects and just wired them directly to the relay terminals.
1246068
Can't tell you for sure. They are great for replacing existing horns, or for adding to a machine that had no previous horn. I guess you'd have to try adding them to an existing horn system. I don't know how you could damage the new horns as long as you wired them in parallel and not series.
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.
1651336
I used the horn as a replacement for the one under the console in my boat. It was almost identical to the one I had that stopped working. The only difference was the clips that plugged onto the horn from my existing wires. I only had to replace them with the correct ones by soldering them onto the ends of the existing wires.
2171717
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.
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.
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
1453427
Your factory horn has a low and high pitch horn. Only need one Wolo 619 horn. Wiring diagram explains how to wire up. Key is to use large gauge wire so Wolo horn can give loud output.
1561204
Really easy to install. I used the standard horn wiring and simply upgraded the factory fuse from 5A to 15A. Works well!
834091
it will work you may haft to adapt the wiring hook up so you can activate the horn
1297052
I used the provided relay. Make sure the horns are grounded properly. They worked great on my 2011 Hyundai Sonata.