Horn

[telespec]

Am trying to replaced my horn and cannot find the wires that make it work or the horn itself, I have a 2012 Can-am Spyder SE5. :banghead:

 

[Easy Rider]

Am trying to replaced my horn and cannot find the wires that make it work or the horn itself, I have a 2012 Can-am Spyder SE5. :banghead:

Well......mmmmmm.......you can't tell where the sound is coming from if you blow the horn and try to locate the source of the sound ??

Am I missing something ??

 

[telespec]

I have tried finding sound source and could not find where sound is coming from.

 

[telespec]

Someone who have done this and can be helpful thanks. 2012 SE5. :bowdown:

 

[Lew L]

Beep, beep..... beep,beep.........

his horn went beep, beep,beep....

Pre 2014 horns are a pain to replace, and are buried compared to the '14 and later horns. Once you find it----- replace with a Strebel using a relay. There is no comparison to the stock horns---------- Strebel is much ,much louder.nojoke

Kaos.

 

[oldguyinTX]

Take a look at this; short, but might help.

 

[Chupaca]

Tough one....

If you go to youtube and search Can Am RT horn replacement there are several videos on the subject. Finless Bob (one time active member here) has one video installing the stebil air horn which is similar to the Rolo Bad boy air horn...:thumbup:

 

[telespec]

Thanks for the help. :yes:

 

[scarecrow]

Junkyard. $10.00 Twin Cadillac horns. Work Great, Sound Great. 2014Rts.

 

[Motorcycledave]

The 70's & 80's Cad horns are the best and will turn heads

Junkyard. $10.00 Twin Cadillac horns. Work Great, Sound Great. 2014Rts.

 

[finless]

If you go to youtube and search Can Am RT horn replacement there are several videos on the subject. Finless Bob (one time active member here) has one video installing the stebil air horn which is similar to the Rolo Bad boy air horn...:thumbup:

One time active? I am still here

Bob

 

[JCOAST]

Im thinking of putting on a boat horn.. Might have to add an air tank.

 

[cptjam]

Open Frunk. On left side, remove pushpins. Peel back plastic gently, spot horn wires. Remove. Clip zip ties to get slack. I leave stock horn in place. Mount replacement horn near left headlight, under black panel. Plug in wires. Press horn button. Button bike back up. Done!

 

[Grandpot]

One time active? I am still here

Bob

Reminds me of a quote by Mark Twain, "The rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated."

Glad to hear you are still with us.

 

[ofdave]

Well......mmmmmm.......you can't tell where the sound is coming from if you blow the horn and try to locate the source of the sound ??

Am I missing something ??

why not just answer his question instead of being a wise guy?

 

[ofdave]

Well......mmmmmm.......you can't tell where the sound is coming from if you blow the horn and try to locate the source of the sound ??

Am I missing something ??

why not just answer his question instead of being a wise guy?
but likely you don't know either but were afraid to ask pps:

 

[Easy Rider]

why not just answer his question instead of being a wise guy?

Ever think that your interpretation of my comments might be entirely wrong ?
Well it is.
Sometimes people overlook the obvious.

 

[Peteoz]

Ever think that your interpretation of my comments might be entirely wrong ?
Well it is.
Sometimes people overlook the obvious.

I had a laugh at your response, Easy Rider.......but written English is so easily misinterpreted that if you are attempting humour, a few smiley faces at the end of your comment would not go astray.:thumbup:

Pete

 

[Poseidon]