does this wolo horn use stock mounting wires how many decibles does it pus out?
1087969
I used the wires that were already on my 2002 ford ranger to plug it in. Everything fit great. as for loudness? Not sure, but the horn on my old stratus did nothing to scare dear off the road. After this thing was put in, i get a good laugh watching dear panic trying to get out of the way when i blast this.
1891615
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.
359040
The horn will work with any 12 bolt system. The physical size might require modification dependent upon the surrounding area. Mine was a direct replacement. Good luck with your application
1654046
Maybe but you'll probably need an additional relay. Actually, these FIAMM Horns are very loud and authoritative so three horns is probably not really necessary given the issue that the single OEM horn is not very loud in the first place.
673360
The wiring is small. Smaller the wire smaller the amp rating. The wire was 14gadge and I used a 15 amp in line fuse with it. I only used it for the wolo horn.
1428244
David,Not sure about the fitment but to tell you the truth, this horn WILL save your life. It might take some ingenuity on your part to install, but it is way worth it. Recommend getting the universal wiring harness that amazon suggests with it. You will not be disappointed.
1131335
humm...not really. I didn't see it. Threw away the box already. I would think it is though. The little plug is on the bottom side of the horn so that helps.
1561203
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.
1561205
The hardest part will be fknding the location of the stock horn. From there you will have tqo options depending on yoir setup. You might be able to just plug and play or you might have to splice two wires. Simple and straight forward.
269070
the guy is probably just making a joke. Technically NO horn is water proof. By that I mean you can't fill one up and expect to make it work. As for mounting it and just rain. Mine is mounted on the exact same mount as my original Harley horn and I ride 365 rain or shine. Only problem I find with the WOLO seems to relate to cold and lack of use. It tends to delay on cold days in building enough pressure to play and if I don't use it for a while it delays a few seconds.
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.
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.
921021
No...Plug your "hot" wire on the posi and be sure to make a "neg" wire tail and ground the horn unit good. Giddy-Up, Beaver
56012
No it does not. Although it is quieter than most shorties due to our 3 way silencing system, it will be louder than stock. Kind Regards,Pam Coffman
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.
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.
756725
This horn can be connected with your original factory horn wires. Installation instructions are included. Thank you.