Hi, Is this horn identical to the image shown? My connection fittings are like the ones pictured, so there would be no cutting of wires. Thank you!
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Hi, these are stock photos only so it may look like it but not for sure. I apologize
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The best thing to do is check the application guide on the item's webpage. You can also contact us directly with all of your vehicle information so we can help you order the correct part number.
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Yes, but the wire was light gauge aluminum, and may not be enough depending on where you locate the horn. I went to hardware store and bought some 14 ga. stranded.
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This horn can be connected with your original factory horn wires. Installation instructions are included. Thank you.
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It's two tone like the picture. Horn is a little darker than the control panel. Look at the second picture for a front view, demonstrating this. I still love it however and think it's a wonderful piece.
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no, these are a straight solder on (or twist on and electric tape, if you are unprofessional like me) connection. the existing wires should be fine and if they have an adapter plug like my ford's stock speakers did it can just be cut off. Best wishes.
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If this is a replacement for another horn it can be helpful to very slightly loosen the nuts connecting the horns to the base so the two horns will move while attached to the base thereby making it easier to match the existing mounting holes for the old horn.If I remember correctly the amount of hose supplied was about 3 feet or so.
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Hi Jake, you will need the wiring kit which contains the relay, the horn voltage is too much for the horn switch and you must use the relay, its not much, about 12 bucks,iirc.
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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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Not necessarily. Mine would not fit where the original horn was placed by Kawasaki(in front, under the fork), so it had to be mounted sideways, in a way where the fork would not hit it when taking turns. If I could have placed it in the original manufacture's spot, there wouldn't have been other cables included. In my situation, there was some wiring to be done(cheap standard cables, nothing fancy). You should first look what mounting space you have. You should also consider the horn's weight - it's much heavier than the standard one, so whatever holds it, has to be sturdy.
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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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I am not an expert, so please check with a qualified tech. That being said, I simply drilled two holes where my previous horn was for the air hoses to get through. Then I ran those hoses to the small compressor. They included one with the kit, but I purchased the upgraded one that looks the same but is a little bigger. The compressor wires then get attached to the relay, horn switch and positive and negative wires, one with a fuse. For something without a large tank attached to it, I can't believe how loud it gets. Quite impressive.
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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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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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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...
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Yes, it's exact as the old one. I haven't had any trouble installing mine it's a very tight fit; you'll take some time and work to get it in place. I had to cut and splice the wires because of the plug but odder wise nothing to talk about. Remember, you must replace the 4 rubber bushings.
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Yes you can hook it up to your existing horn.. instructions are simple to follow
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WYSIWYG: What You See Is What You Get. There are two horn frequencies produced, 500hz + 600hz, but it looks exactly like the picture. I drive an old Honda Civic (98) which is in perfect condition and has a new engine (168k mi on car body) that has a 100k mi warranty. The meek Civic Horn just simply was no use on the highway. This Horn Fixed THAT! ;-) It definitely gets the attention of other drivers compared to the stock horn. It's very simple to install (no relays needed), and for my Civic was just about as simple as aiming/mounting the horn, putting a wire clip on the wire to the horn, and tightening the bolt to secure the horn. It works Great for my needs. WYSIWYG: What You See Is What You Get. There are two horn frequencies produced, 500hz + 600hz, but it looks exactly like the picture. I drive an old Honda Civic (98) which is in perfect condition and has a new engine (168k mi on car body) that has a 100k mi warranty. The meek Civic Horn just simply was no use on the highway. This Horn Fixed THAT! ;-) It definitely gets the attention of other drivers compared to the stock horn. It's very simple to install (no relays needed), and for my Civic was just about as simple as aiming/mounting the horn, putting a wire clip on the wire to the horn,... » Read More WYSIWYG: What You See Is What You Get. There are two horn frequencies produced, 500hz + 600hz, but it looks exactly like the picture. I drive an old Honda Civic (98) which is in perfect condition and has a new engine (168k mi on car body) that has a 100k mi warranty. The meek Civic Horn just simply was no use on the highway. This Horn Fixed THAT! ;-) It definitely gets the attention of other drivers compared to the stock horn. It's very simple to install (no relays needed), and for my Civic was just about as simple as aiming/mounting the horn, putting a wire clip on the wire to the horn, and tightening the bolt to secure the horn. It works Great for my needs. « Show Less