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#479956 31/10/17 07:28 PM
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I`ve gone and bought an Old timer horn, Should i use this through a relay.
Holden have lots at not a lot of cash.
There are one or two drivers out there that have these horns fitted. how have you wired them?
John.

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I have mine wired up to a 12V Relay 2CH Wireless RF Remote Control Switch Transmitter Receiver. Similar to this

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Amazingdeal365-Wireless-Control-Transmitter-Receiver/dp/B01N9HGL7N?th=1

I have a non STD steering wheel with a horn button, so i wired up the transmitter to that, works well for me.

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Originally Posted By Elcyd
I have mine wired up to a 12V Relay 2CH Wireless RF Remote Control Switch Transmitter Receiver. Similar to this

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Amazingdeal365-Wireless-Control-Transmitter-Receiver/dp/B01N9HGL7N?th=1

I have a non STD steering wheel with a horn button, so i wired up the transmitter to that, works well for me.


Clever - would have never thought of that!

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Originally Posted By rockabilly john
I`ve gone and bought an Old timer horn, Should i use this through a relay.
Holden have lots at not a lot of cash.
There are one or two drivers out there that have these horns fitted. how have you wired them?
John.


Assume you mean a motor driven awoogah horn. These take a fair amount of current so a relay driven by your original horn circuit would be a good idea. Recommend one rated at 30 amps with quench diode to avoid any transients messing up ECU, especially as this type is used elsewhere on car.

You can take the main power feed for horn from fuse 18 (15 amp) which also feeds power socket and intercom. If the latter is not fitted it's convenient to tap into the flying lead that would otherwise feed this. The lead can be found below fuse box.


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