does it come with a switch to use it? or do i need to wire it into the main horn?
1283812
Its come with a switch in the package so you don't have to wire it manually to the horn
1624438
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.
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
2092493
Barb, you might need more wire, depending on where the horn is located. I had my original horn replaced (because now most car horns are weak) so additional wire was not needed.You will really like this horn.
2070638
Yes there is a relay included. I do not recommend this horn. Way too high pitched of a horn tone. Not "manly" at all.
1190311
There is no in-line fuse or any wires included with the horn. It had been a little while since I installed the horn, but I believe the horn draws 5 amps
44352
You activate it pressing a small button (trigger). The button is on the tip of a wire and equipped with a small rubber band for attaching to handlebar. Is envolved on rubber and should be bigger for better pressing. However works well. The wire is connected to the horn by a small jack connection, so you can unplug it only for mounting reasons because is the only button.
814789
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.
2171716
Yes. However I strongly suggest installing a 3 position switch that allows you use both your oem horn and the train horn. I also have another switch that activates and deactivates my air compressor. It can be easily done by any car audio shop.
711952
yes. it is just a matter of running two wires from the existing horn wire posts to the new horn wire posts. when the horn button is pressed both horns will sound.
1191064
You are typically able to transfer the factory wires to this horn's compressor. A relay is included in the package to be used with the horn. Installation instructions are also included. Thank you.
2171718
Yes just find the wire going to the factory horn and connect to it. I suggest against it as you thrn lose operation of factory horn and you might run into situations where you need it. You can get tickets for the trsin horn if you use it on the street and a cop hears you use it
1351672
It's all self contained. It is very loud for a small set of horns as well. You will need a 12 volt relay (about three to five dollars) as it requires more amps than just passing voltage through a button.
921020
You don't need wiring kit, but it does require heavier duty wire and horn relay (included with Wolo horn) to handle requirements. Otherwise you limit the volume. Check size of factory wire.
1491557
It does come with a switch but is very cheap made, I purchased a heavy duty switch to replace the one that came with the stand. No it does not come with wiring instructions for the switch, but is easy to figure out.
661388
No wire is included. As I remember it did include a relay. Use size 16 or 18 wire to trigger the relay and #12 to carry the load to the horns. The horns will pull a lot of current (amps) when activated and using #12 wire should eliminate any significant voltage drop.
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.