Horn

Used on my Corolla needs to adjust the wires with manual connect.

Seems to be genuine, works well too, just wish it was a tad louder (comparing to Hella Supertones).

I like to write reviews on products 6 months or more to really give an accurate review, and to really see if these products hold up after the test of TIME, and use ofcourse. Bought in 2022-2023 for my 2007 Nisssn Sentra . It wasn’t a direct fit, and my factory horn was a single note and these are double note. Which is ok, cause that’s what I wanted. Not only does my Japanese car sound like a Japanese car now (Horn beep) it is LOUD!. Louder than my single note original. It was a cool upgrade, still works well years later and sounds like a 1997 Toyota Camry. Make sure your connection is good and bolting location is clean and rust free, that’s important

Thicker than original Toyota Denso horns but shouldn't be a problem for any vehicle since horns are not placed in places where there's no wiggle-room. Connectors fit perfectly, though appear to be on the opposite sides of the original horns. Toyota's original wiring becomes somewhat taut but still doesn't direly affect anything. Horns sound phenomenal. I didn't look close enough and just installed them. Usually the low frequency horn is attached at a lower level at the level of the bumper while the high frequency unit is placed next to the front grill. Not sure if reversing this arrangement will affect sound dissipation. I doubt it!!! Still the combined sound is amazing and hopefully it serves its purpose on the road. The horns are listed as corrosion and water-spray proof. If both these claims hold true I think this is the best purchase I ever made since original Denso horns were $ 130.00 each. So overall I saved $ 260.00 plus tax and installation fees. That's quite amazing considering these horns sound so good and claim to possess additional long-lasting qualities. Time will tell. Regardless, I am content.

Tamaño, calidad y sonido muy buenos

The horns are plug and play. No modifications are needed. The higher frequency horn sounds better on a Civic like mine that came with only one. I didn’t want to waste the second so I installed it. My ES Civic uses the same fuse box wiring as the EP3 Civic. The only difference is that mine is missing the one wire from the connector for the right side horn. I went on eBay and purchased the engine fuse box connectors with pigtail cut off from the same civic harness, and also purchased the factory style connector for the horn. I de-pinned the wire from the connector, plugged it into the correct hole on mine, added a 16 gauge wire for extension to the right side and butt connected the new horn pigtail that I bought. Lastly, I found the correct size bolt and nut to mount the horn to the car, and plugged in the horn. Now both are working!