What gauge wire for horn replacement?
07-03-2010, 04:09 PM
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What gauge wire for horn replacement?
I am going to do a horn replacement and wondered if anyone knows what gauge the wire is before I get the wheel well taken apart?
I bought a dual note set so I'll have to wire in the add'l horn.
Thanks in advance.
I bought a dual note set so I'll have to wire in the add'l horn.
Thanks in advance.
07-04-2010, 12:11 AM
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07-04-2010, 08:57 AM
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Amazon.com for under $20. Obviously I haven't installed it yet so I can't say what it's like but I did see some other members on here have purchased the same set as a replacement and I watched several YouTube videos where others had used this set to replace the horns on their vehicles.
I was deciding between two horns... the Wolo Bad Boy which is a small self-contained air horn and the Fiamm El Grande twin note horns.
I chose the Fiamm El Grande since it's a direct wire in, no need to worry about fuses and you can even use the same stock bracket.
I was deciding between two horns... the Wolo Bad Boy which is a small self-contained air horn and the Fiamm El Grande twin note horns.
I chose the Fiamm El Grande since it's a direct wire in, no need to worry about fuses and you can even use the same stock bracket.
07-04-2010, 11:20 PM
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Amazon.com for under $20. Obviously I haven't installed it yet so I can't say what it's like but I did see some other members on here have purchased the same set as a replacement and I watched several YouTube videos where others had used this set to replace the horns on their vehicles.
I was deciding between two horns... the Wolo Bad Boy which is a small self-contained air horn and the Fiamm El Grande twin note horns.
I chose the Fiamm El Grande since it's a direct wire in, no need to worry about fuses and you can even use the same stock bracket.
I was deciding between two horns... the Wolo Bad Boy which is a small self-contained air horn and the Fiamm El Grande twin note horns.
I chose the Fiamm El Grande since it's a direct wire in, no need to worry about fuses and you can even use the same stock bracket.
07-04-2010, 11:28 PM
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Amazon.com for under $20. Obviously I haven't installed it yet so I can't say what it's like but I did see some other members on here have purchased the same set as a replacement and I watched several YouTube videos where others had used this set to replace the horns on their vehicles.
I was deciding between two horns... the Wolo Bad Boy which is a small self-contained air horn and the Fiamm El Grande twin note horns.
I chose the Fiamm El Grande since it's a direct wire in, no need to worry about fuses and you can even use the same stock bracket.
I was deciding between two horns... the Wolo Bad Boy which is a small self-contained air horn and the Fiamm El Grande twin note horns.
I chose the Fiamm El Grande since it's a direct wire in, no need to worry about fuses and you can even use the same stock bracket.
Let us know how you like them...Gas Man: Here ya go: https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/show...t=adding+horns But you certainly do NOT need to remove the front bumper cover..
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07-05-2010, 06:37 PM
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