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Personally, I think you should install it back in the box and put it on EBAY. Those belong in movie cars, not real life automobiles. Train horns, maybe. Ooga horns, NO WAY! And don't even think about a ricer horn. If I hear a beep beep coming from a pickup there better be a road runner at the wheel and a really mean a** coyote chasing it!
Call the manufacturer, they should be able to help you out. Or you could try looking on their website.
So it didn't come with instructions... did it come with a wiring schematic? If so, post it up. Can't be more than a few wires... I'd imagine power, ground, and possibly a separate trigger lead.
Call the manufacturer, they should be able to help you out. Or you could try looking on their website.
So it didn't come with instructions... did it come with a wiring schematic? If so, post it up. Can't be more than a few wires... I'd imagine power, ground, and possibly a separate trigger lead.
It didn't come with that, I know all the wires that need to be hooked up, I just want to make sure I'm unwitting the original horn, and where should I mount it?
Personally, I think you should install it back in the box and put it on EBAY. Those belong in movie cars, not real life automobiles. Train horns, maybe. Ooga horns, NO WAY! And don't even think about a ricer horn. If I hear a beep beep coming from a pickup there better be a road runner at the wheel and a really mean a** coyote chasing it!
I'm 16, and It was a birthday present, and I'm installing it on a truck that me and my dad are doing for a project