I was wondering how you would unplug the stock horn on a 2000 Honda Civic Ex. I want to replace it with a lower/louder horn than the stock one, any suggestions?
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You unplug it?
then cut the connector and crimp on like a blade terminal to connect it to the aftermarket horn
then cut the connector and crimp on like a blade terminal to connect it to the aftermarket horn
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then cut the connector and crimp on like a blade terminal to connect it to the aftermarket horn
I couldn't figure out how to unplug it and didn't want to accidentally rip it. Is there a pin or something to pinch in somewhere before pulling off?Originally Posted by Colin42
You unplug it?then cut the connector and crimp on like a blade terminal to connect it to the aftermarket horn
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The little lock tab is on the back, you can kind of see it in the second photo, unbolt it if you want better access
Would I be able to have two horns? I've been looking at these ones here: Or would I have to get a single horn similar to the OEM one? I've also been looking at horns from RockAuto, and they have ones just like the OEM ones that I would just buy.
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If you had issues with removing the bolt in the picture... I would say stay with one horn, unless the dual horn is single wire input

