The new horn came with its relay and mounting screws. The dealer actually throw in the inline fuse for free and 4 full pages of instruction on the top of what is already there from the manufacturers. Good service there, thumb up from me
, so you can practically fit this Italian airhorn in pretty much any vehicle no matter what horn system you already have.
Picture below shows the original "toot-toot" horn. Disconnect the negative from the battery and let the fun begins
Nautilus by Stebel -- Compact Black Edition.
You will need just 10mm and 13mm sockets. The lower horn was pretty easy to get it out. The upper one though, you will find the rubber cushion right behind the mounting bolt. Easiest way would be to remove 2 x 10mm on the top that secure the verticle mounting bracket. I have the new connectors on hand but found that I could just WD40 the corroded existing one (nice green in color
) and just plug them in. Some heat shrink tube and electric tape to keep another pair secured neatly. Tested it again before you put everything back.
Picture above after I cleaned it all up
Supposedly ear-piercing sound, but you will find you actually enjoy it
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