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Horn

GPrice

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Looking for a little help. I have a 09rs and was wanting to put a bad boy horn on. Where's the best place to mount it. Thanks for the help.
 
Here's what I did..!!

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this is in the same place as the oem horn. I made small holes in the plastic and zip tied it in some modified the bracket and bolted it in. I did not run the relay system just used the origial wiring. :thumbup:
 

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On my GS, I used the support behind the fuse box on the left side. Take the tupperware off the left side, from the piece covering the stock horn, all the way back to the piece covering the battery, then remove the "Y" piece in front of the seat. Drill one hole in the small frame tab behind the fuse box, put the rlay and wiring harness in, positap into the existing horn wiring to power the relay, make sure it works, and button it up. If you've got all the parts, it should take less than half an hour.

john
 
On my GS, I used the support behind the fuse box on the left side. Take the tupperware off the left side, from the piece covering the stock horn, all the way back to the piece covering the battery, then remove the "Y" piece in front of the seat. Drill one hole in the small frame tab behind the fuse box, put the rlay and wiring harness in, positap into the existing horn wiring to power the relay, make sure it works, and button it up. If you've got all the parts, it should take less than half an hour.

john
:agree: I did the same.
 
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