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Old 06-29-2003, 12:45 AM
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What is the GM part number for the horns on a 98 TA?
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Save yourself a lot of money and go to Advance Auto/Pep Boys for them. Advance Auto had both the high/low note horns. What's even better is that they were made by the same manufacturer and had the same part numbers as the stock horns.
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Oriellys had one that was by the same company (cant remember it) and the plugins were the exact same.
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The ones from Advance Auto/Pep Boys are also direct plug-ins.
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Do what I did and buy a 130db air horn. Its expensive but damn when you honk at people walking in front of your car they nearly crap themselves.
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Yup, I got my low end horn at the local parts store for 10 bucks, and it was the same exact thing.
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Default Re: GM part # for horns?

Do the ones from the part store plug in or do you have to splice in? And does it sound the same as the GM ones? I saw one at Advance Auto for $9.98 the name of the company was Fiamm...but the plug ends look diffrent than what is on the car.
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stupid question exactly were is the horn located? mine sounds
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anybody?
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It should be located under your passenger headlight. Use a 10mm socket and remove teh two bolts nerthe car in the same spot and an access panel will be able to flip down and give you access to it.
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mustang50hater, I know why ur horn sounds , mine did too. the front (low tone) horn is pointed forward. I took mine out to replace is and when I tilted it water came out, not a very smart idea to mount it like that. So when u remount ur new horn(s) point the front horn down, the back (high tone) horn is already pointing down.
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Originally Posted by maddboost
Do what I did and buy a 130db air horn. Its expensive but damn when you honk at people walking in front of your car they nearly crap themselves.
Where did you buy yours from? What all did the install entail? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Oh, and

EDIT* HOLY OLD THREAD Batman, not even sure where I got the link from. My bad.
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yea it's a thread from the dead lol !! Though i would like to know myself, can i just go in the local advance or auto zone and tell them i need a low end horn for my car and its the same?? im pretty sure thats whats wrong with mine its got water in it as well ........
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the horns also have an adjustment screw on them. may not have to replace it at all.




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