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DIY: OEM Alarm Horn with OEM Push Horn Mod

Old 11-12-2013, 09:26 AM
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Yesterday while I was plastidipping my front grill, I decided to do a mod of my own to make the OEM Alarm Horn a little louder. At first I was going to replace the alarm horn with the factory horn, but instead I decided to wire another one in parallel with it, for a very loud and different tone.



I replaced the factory horn behind the grill with a bigger horn from a Ford that my coworker gave me.



The install took me about 30-40 minutes and everything looks 100% OEM still.



See pics below and video below showing the difference.

















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Old 11-12-2013, 10:24 AM
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Good job!



I plan to pick up some Hella twin supertone horns in the spring for my Genesis.
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before you call it a job, go out to an isolated area and lay on the horn for several seconds to be sure you won't pop the horn fuse.
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Originally Posted by Stocker
before you call it a job, go out to an isolated area and lay on the horn for several seconds to be sure you won't pop the horn fuse.


already did this at work. if for some reason it does, i can always wire in a relay which is cake for me. thanks
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I need to do this on my car. I have no faith in my horn feel like its something a would-be robber would laugh at lol... Nice job!



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