Snoking1127
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So the Spyder OEM horn is weak! In June of 2020 we bought a new Ford Edge ST and people on that forum point out that Ford had gone from dual horns to a single one in 2019. They provide part number for the earlier dual horn, so I did that upgrade.
A week for so ago I got the old Ford horn out and dug the sealer off the tone adjustment screw and adjusted it to a deeper tone. Yesterday I installed it parallel to the Spyder horn as as both are two lead horns and do not use mounting bolt as the ground circuit. Light Blue is the +12V and grey is the negative lead. The result is that my Spyder now how a nice loud harmonizing note when the dual horn is honked.
The horn is supplied +12v all the time via the Horn Load Shedding 25amp fuse, and honks when the horn button provides the ground circuit.
I will not get into the nasty details of the installation, as it is not easy. I will say the OEM wire leads are female spade lugs that push onto male spades on the horn. I made up a harness on the Ford horn that had male spades to except the Spyder wiring and had a pigtail with female spades to plug into the OEM horn. So I did not have to alter the Spyders wiring. Plug and play! Honk Honk! :yes::yes:
A week for so ago I got the old Ford horn out and dug the sealer off the tone adjustment screw and adjusted it to a deeper tone. Yesterday I installed it parallel to the Spyder horn as as both are two lead horns and do not use mounting bolt as the ground circuit. Light Blue is the +12V and grey is the negative lead. The result is that my Spyder now how a nice loud harmonizing note when the dual horn is honked.
The horn is supplied +12v all the time via the Horn Load Shedding 25amp fuse, and honks when the horn button provides the ground circuit.
I will not get into the nasty details of the installation, as it is not easy. I will say the OEM wire leads are female spade lugs that push onto male spades on the horn. I made up a harness on the Ford horn that had male spades to except the Spyder wiring and had a pigtail with female spades to plug into the OEM horn. So I did not have to alter the Spyders wiring. Plug and play! Honk Honk! :yes::yes: