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RT SE6 2015. OEM horn Wires

eddieshep999

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I want to replace my OEM horn but can't tell which wires are + & -
the horn terminals. have no markings. but the 2 colours are

1 green.with a white strip
1Light Blue with a beige strip

Can someone advise me Which is the Positive. & which is the Negative


Thanks
 
Let's see..!!

traditionally ground have been green or black. I would say the green white is ground but don't think the horn cares. Leds are very picky...:roflblack:
 
i just did it and forgot, but just take a tester from each wire to ground and hit the horn button. the one that lights is the +
 
I want to replace my OEM horn but can't tell which wires are + & -
the horn terminals. have no markings. but the 2 colours are

1 green.with a white strip
1Light Blue with a beige strip

Can someone advise me Which is the Positive. & which is the Negative


Thanks
The lt blu is full time 12 volts positve. The green goes to the horn button. The horn button completes the connection to ground.
 
Update??

I want to replace my OEM horn but can't tell which wires are + & -
the horn terminals. have no markings. but the 2 colours are

1 green.with a white strip
1Light Blue with a beige strip

Can someone advise me Which is the Positive. & which is the Negative


Thanks


How did the install go? What horn did you use and where did you mount it? I am also replacing the embarrassing meep-meep with a Stebel this weekend. I hear there is plenty of room where the original one is. Gotta find the battery also for the relay.
 
How did the install go? What horn did you use and where did you mount it? I am also replacing the embarrassing meep-meep with a Stebel this weekend. I hear there is plenty of room where the original one is. Gotta find the battery also for the relay.


Ref the wires they were as follows :-

The Light Blue with the beige strip was the Positive + and the Green with the white strip was the Negative -

I fitted a Stebel in place of the original Horn - There is plenty of room at least on my 2015 RT Would not work on the earlier models due to the location of the Oil Tank (998 Engines)

I fitted a PDM60 this is a fuse box which has 6 circuits and one of them can be set to 20amps This is the circuit I used to the relay and set the
circuit to always live

See http://www.rowe-electronics.com/modules

The PDM60 Is fitted under the inspection cover on the LHS (as seen from sitting on the Spyder facing forward)
I made a bracket and ran the wires in tubing to protect them - The relay was fitted close by as there is a bolt which is already there and the OEM Wires can reach the relay without any problems

Here are a couple of pictures which may help

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