horn dosent work...
The revving does get tiring after awhile, unless it's at really slow pedestrians.
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I just had to replace the horns in my 97. It went from Dual Tone to Single Tone to Pathetic half-baked nearly dead for 1 day tone then died entirerly. Now i have two new fiamm horns mounted. You have to wire up the new ones with a custom harness as the replacement horns (unless GM direct) don't have the odd clip on connection GM used.
I used some vampire taps to connect two extra wires to the factory horn harness, then used quick disconnect female flatblade types to hook to one horn, and a vampire tap/quick disconnect to connect to the other.
You'll have fun replacing them. Jack up the front passenger side and set it on a jack stand. Otherwise you will be cursing up more of a storm than when you do jack it up. The horns are on a bracket that can be removed so you can easily build the harness you need. That brackets bolt is a PITA to get back in after you replace the horns. that bolt is above the top horn and a little towards the front of the car. Most electric simple tone horns are polarity ignorant. They don't care which side gets positive or negative
Last edited by Nova5; Feb 28, 2009 at 05:19 PM.
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