Anybody have wiring know-how?
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Anybody have wiring know-how?
I have my new horn (Euro Sound) and need to get it installed but I have no idea about how to go about this.
Its the one with 3 horns and an air compressor..
N E 1???
Its the one with 3 horns and an air compressor..
N E 1???
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I have no clue off the top of my head. The actual part is at home.. Ill post what I find when I get home and hopefully you or someone can help me.
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This seems to be the popular link for a DIY Horn. Hopefully that will help out. I'm thinking of replacing mine too. Let us know how that one sounds.
-Kre
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This seems to be the popular link for a DIY Horn. Hopefully that will help out. I'm thinking of replacing mine too. Let us know how that one sounds.

-Kre
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If it's the Hella tripple air horn then you have what I have! 
The best link that I could find for installing those is this one: Hella triple air horn installation
The best link that I could find for installing those is this one: Hella triple air horn installation
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<< Search you noob!
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This seems to be the popular link for a DIY Horn. Hopefully that will help out. I'm thinking of replacing mine too. Let us know how that one sounds.

-Kre >>
O yea, I forgot. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/IMG]
Grey: I'm thinking it might be the same from the looks of the picture, can't remember.. There's no way I can do all that, looks [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG] , plus I don't have jack-stands.
If someone where to help me with the install, that would be greatly appreciated.. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/IMG]
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Hum... Would you like to do a side by side installation? We could meet up one of these days, get all of the materials together, and just work on this side by side. BTW, I don't think we need jack stands. I have them in case we do though.
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Grey: thats perfect for me, wwe'll have to hook up some Saturday (when you're not busy) and do it up.
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Do you want to maybe try this next Saturday? First off, it has to be a nice day. I don't have a garage big enough for two cars to work on at the same time and be comfortable. Well, maybe I do, but my sister has to park somewhere and so does my father. What about you? Do you have a big garage? Then again, even if it were a bad day and we had a big enough garage I don't think I'de want to work when it's raining or cold. So, first off... It has to be nice out.
Then tools, do you have a ton of tools? We shouldn't need much more than a phillips head screwdriver, but you never know. We might need to fabricate some brackets for you. I have a ton of tools available to me, so maybe doing this at my house would be better? Then there's the stuff we need for completion of the installation. The raw materials and what not. If we need to make brackets then we'll need to go to Home Depot. Do you have one close to your house?
Now what about the kit you have? Is it the Hella one? Did it come with wire? Probably not, right? We'll need to go to Home Depot to get that kind of stuff first.
Then tools, do you have a ton of tools? We shouldn't need much more than a phillips head screwdriver, but you never know. We might need to fabricate some brackets for you. I have a ton of tools available to me, so maybe doing this at my house would be better? Then there's the stuff we need for completion of the installation. The raw materials and what not. If we need to make brackets then we'll need to go to Home Depot. Do you have one close to your house?
Now what about the kit you have? Is it the Hella one? Did it come with wire? Probably not, right? We'll need to go to Home Depot to get that kind of stuff first.
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I'm gonna say your house would be better cuz I have no garage... I do have tools though, enough for a CAI install so I assume they're enuf for a horn intall.. I also have electrical connectors, and such... So we should be set there.
The weather next week, well
looks like partly cloudy, with a high of 62.
As for the horn itself, it doesn't have wires and I don't see a bracket of any kind..
I got "Triple Trumpet Air-horns" by FIAMM.

And sounds like this.
The weather next week, well
looks like partly cloudy, with a high of 62.
As for the horn itself, it doesn't have wires and I don't see a bracket of any kind..
I got "Triple Trumpet Air-horns" by FIAMM.
And sounds like this.
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K3wl, yours are blue! Mine are red. Mine look like this: Hella triple air horn installation Mine sound like this: The Hella triple air horn set
Ooh, you have electrical connectors? What kind? Definately bring those. We'll need to buy some wire from Home Depot. I already bought some yellow 12 guage wire with multiple strands, but I think I'm going to go with a 10 guage red wire with multiple strands instead. In my kit it says to use either 12 or 10 guage, but I think 10 guage is safer.
I have this aluminum bar that I made my brackets out of. Although when I made them I used a regular drill to drill the holes out and I don't think I did the best job in the world. Now I have a drill press, so we can drill straight perpendicular holes. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG] I also have an anvil/vise that we can use to bend the aluminum bar. That and a propane torch to soften it up. That's what I did, but maybe I went overboard.
Taking off the bumper is super easy though. You cleared the headlights yourself right? That shouldn't be a problem.
Ooh, you have electrical connectors? What kind? Definately bring those. We'll need to buy some wire from Home Depot. I already bought some yellow 12 guage wire with multiple strands, but I think I'm going to go with a 10 guage red wire with multiple strands instead. In my kit it says to use either 12 or 10 guage, but I think 10 guage is safer.
I have this aluminum bar that I made my brackets out of. Although when I made them I used a regular drill to drill the holes out and I don't think I did the best job in the world. Now I have a drill press, so we can drill straight perpendicular holes. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG] I also have an anvil/vise that we can use to bend the aluminum bar. That and a propane torch to soften it up. That's what I did, but maybe I went overboard.
Taking off the bumper is super easy though. You cleared the headlights yourself right? That shouldn't be a problem.
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Yeah I have connectors, actually they're terminals (now that I think about it). So this Saturday (May 4th) would be cool.. Hopefully nothing comes up during the week and the weather holds up...
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I got 17" Konig Absolut (Opal) with 205/40ZR17 Toyo Proxes
You would not recognize it if you compare it to last time you saw it(at the rest stop).
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Ooh! Those look very nice. I have to see them in person. That black opal color is cool too, I have to see that as well. That's the color I want, but all of the online pics of that color difer from each other.
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The Opal ones are more "silver" with a dark inlay... The graphite ones are the dark ones, and then they have the bronze [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG][IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-puke.gif[/IMG]
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Okay, so this Saturday is the day. Now, what time do you want to come over? Light is good, but doing this at night is possible as well. Um... Your call.
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Deal. I'll get direc's from mapquest, and I already have your cell number.
Does this sound right:
495 S to 290 W to Rt 140 (Boylston St)
Rt on Wachusett Ave
Bearing Rt on Longfellow Rd
and then Wadsworth Rd?
I didn't get a Lft or Rt for Wadsworth.
Does this sound right:
495 S to 290 W to Rt 140 (Boylston St)
Rt on Wachusett Ave
Bearing Rt on Longfellow Rd
and then Wadsworth Rd?
I didn't get a Lft or Rt for Wadsworth.
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<< Yes, left on wadsworth. Then my house is the second one from the left. Not the house on the corner, but the second one over. It's sort of on a hill. >>
Cool, I'll see you between 12N and 1pm on Saturday...
I hear its suposed to be a decent day to!!
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<< Allright, that's fine. I'll switch my phone on tomorrow, so if you have any problems just call. You still have my number, right? >>
Yeah, it's in my phone alon g with Kevin's
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