Can you connect this to the stock 10 AM horn circuit? Or do you have to operate it via higher ampere relay?
1776706
No, stock circuit 10 amp will not support it. So, i had it connected directly to the battery via a separate line with 30 amp relay.I purchased a the kit through the same vendor that offers it as an option.
1776707
David, It will not work connecting it to the existing horn circuit alone. Here is a site that has very good installation instructions: http://www.valkmotive.com/installation-nautilus-419-519-619-vm2-nm2-gp-418-404-415. I hope that helps! JD
2061616
In a word, "Yes." Just be quick about getting off the horn button, especially if you have these in addition to the OEM horns. That requires wiring in the supplied relay. The best of both worlds..IMHO.Good luck.
2201857
When you install it you will need some wiring to go from horn button & battery/power to unit. If you are replacing an existing horn, you probably can use the existing wires.
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
1353206
Not necessarily. You can install the horns directly to the existing wiring. I did this as I have them on a motorcycle. They might not be as loud in a car though. They should actually be wired to a relay that allows full voltage/amperage to get to the horns and the actuation is via the original horn wiring. By the way, great horns, good sound.
168327
Sure. Are you just trying to add amps to an existing aftermarket H/U? because they have amps with high lever I puts. Or are you trying to add an auxillery input for an MP3 player like an iPod? The main function of these is to correct the factory radio eq-ing that is built into factory units to make up for the bad acoustics of the car or subpar factory speakers, (not factored into aftermarket H/U). So you can but other than adding an aux input not much reason to. On a plus side it does have an 8v output �
1453427
Your factory horn has a low and high pitch horn. Only need one Wolo 619 horn. Wiring diagram explains how to wire up. Key is to use large gauge wire so Wolo horn can give loud output.
756725
This horn can be connected with your original factory horn wires. Installation instructions are included. Thank you.
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.
1297052
I used the provided relay. Make sure the horns are grounded properly. They worked great on my 2011 Hyundai Sonata.
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.
711953
Yes! Use the relay that came with the horn and hook it up in parallel with the existing horn. This way it won't put any additional load on the existing horn circuit.
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Steve, I installed the Fiamm 72112 Freeway Blaster and the Fiamm 72102 12 V High Note horns (I really think that you need both) on my 1966 MGB that has a 20 Amp Fuse and a stated max Amp draw of 3 1/2 amps. I had planned on installing a relay, but horns worked so well that I never installed it. I would simply install one or both of these horns and if they blow a fuse, then install your relay. I hardly ever use my horn, but when I do they do get Semi drivers attention. Best $30+ dollars I ever spent. I hope this helps.
1561333
I am not sure if it will work for all vehicles, but I parallel wired both horns into one circuit on my 2007 Miata, and it worked without issue. I did not need to use the relay either.
711954
Yes it's possible but you would need 2 horn relays. Plus it would probably sound weird.
1678382
I wired mine to a button on the dash I ground the pump to the finder and pos to the batt then the horn relay to the button on the dash then to the pos to the fuse box I have the factory horn and the new get the $&@? Out the way horn I hope you find this info helpful Carl
1337081
You'll need to first see if and where there's space under the hood to install the unit. You'll also probably need to change your fuse to your horn to handle the higher current it pulls. And yes, you'll likely need to cut some wires, and get out your soldering iron