adding high tone horn to gd3
#1
adding high tone horn to gd3
hey guys just a quick question..i want to add high tone horn to my gd3,how will i add the wiring?...can i just tap it in the positive wire of the existing horn? thanks in advance!..
#2
That depends on the horn an load required of it. If you get a high low kit you need a relay, if you just add a single small high tone horn you might be able to get away with just running off the stock wiring. I've done it before.
The right way to do it is use a relay, there's a few threads on here with how tos just replace brand name X with Y or whatever horn you chose. The concept is the same.
The right way to do it is use a relay, there's a few threads on here with how tos just replace brand name X with Y or whatever horn you chose. The concept is the same.
#3
That depends on the horn an load required of it. If you get a high low kit you need a relay, if you just add a single small high tone horn you might be able to get away with just running off the stock wiring. I've done it before.
The right way to do it is use a relay, there's a few threads on here with how tos just replace brand name X with Y or whatever horn you chose. The concept is the same.
The right way to do it is use a relay, there's a few threads on here with how tos just replace brand name X with Y or whatever horn you chose. The concept is the same.
#4
Yeah there are some DIY horn threads on here.
Like I said, If it's just a small stock like horn you might be ok running inline with the stock horn. If it's a legit air horn type horn just use a relay they draw enough current to warrant a relay.
Like I said, If it's just a small stock like horn you might be ok running inline with the stock horn. If it's a legit air horn type horn just use a relay they draw enough current to warrant a relay.
#5
ok thanks for that idea,i was planning to add the 09 accord high tone since gd3 already have those low tone..
#6
If it is too much load ,which I doubt, the added horn will simply pop the fuse. That is what the fuse is there for. I have done this on a number of vehicles with single horns. Horns are usually $5.00 for a pair at the junk yard. So I buy the pair and after I get home I choose which one of the pair I want to add to the vehicle. I have never had to add a relay or change a fuse for a pair of stock horns.
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