I bought/installed one by using the existing wires on my Hyundai Elantra. I want to double up. Can I splice two horns on one set of factory wires?
244283
I wouldn't. Most people suggest using a direct connection to the battery with a relay even for just one since the current draw can blow the fuse on your factory wiring. With 2 you will definitely exceed the amperage rating and will need to wire them directly to the battery. If this sounds scary, it isn't. The wiring kit they sell on here comes with everything you need and works well. I have 2 on my Harley using their Kit.
244284
yes I am goin to do the same.found it wasn't as load as I wonted so I got a second one. I say be load and proud the lord says to make a joyful noise.
1853633
If your car has dual horns with two wire connectors on each horn they should work The horn set comes with a relay that you may not need. My only regret is that they are not as loud as the last Fiamm horns I bought. The look the same but they are not near as loud.
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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.
1111072
You can do what I did and cut the adapters off and tie the connectors that come with the speakers to your existing wires after cutting the adapter off. Or u can buy the speaker wire harness that will hook in to your stock speaker adapters. And just food for thought look into speaker adapters for your make and model of your vehicle.
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It is not recommended to leave the existing horns in place when adding the new speakers. Keep in mind that the wiring to the horn(s) in your car is not designed for the load that would be drawn with 4 horns. Additional horns can be added, but it would require additional separate wiring for the added horns, using a solenoid to trigger the added speakers.
1606003
No you don't. This metra wires are made for your car speakers, if your car comes from factory with 4 speakers, your original harness is already ready with the connections and this harness is just going to adapt to you new stereo.
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
1703072
To get the appropriate sound you should always get these replacements horns in pairs (different notes/tone), even if your Camry only has one (though I believe your car has two). A local auto parts store can help with any additional wiring should your car have only one horn.
942344
This horn uses standard connections.I think it will work great for your vehicle.and PS.. It is louder than the factory horn...
2102040
Kinda. It comes with a short length of wires and vague instructions for installation. Since vehicles aren't supposed to have these, you will probably need to custom install it where you see fit. I had to add my own wire because of the placement of the system so far from my fuse box. Most wolo horns and systems are pretty standard, so you can look online to see what others did for ideas. The instructions tell you what you need to hook up, but like I said, every car is different so you will need to get creative.
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.
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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.
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In my case already installed this kind of horns in my mitsubishi galant and works great. And already buy another ones for my other car Nissan Altima 2006. Works and sound great.both of them use hi and low horns but upgrade with the FIAMM EL GRANDE.
2110586
I just hooked two Wolo's up to my stock wiring from the 87 van. and went to a bigger fuse because I'm running dual horns. They are loud and sound great. I didn't use the relays
80939
if you had an after market radio in the car before this one, you can splice the old connector with the new radio, but you have to match up the wires correctly and there will be 2 or 3 extra wires loose depending on what the radio can do.
2171719
Yes you can it's a little more time consuming you have to find the live wire on your steering column that is for your horn and splice into that. I believe the original instructions actually show you how to connect it to your stock horn
1838288
yes, of course it is- it is compatible with every vehicle on the road. you will need to cut the existing wires to your current horn and wire to this or add a new button and wires for this horn to run both