As long as the current draw doesn't blow a fuse (20 amp yellow, shared with
a lot of accesories) or melt the insulation off the wire (18 guage good for
16 amp) you should be ok! I had an extra set of horns from my '62 Cadillac
parts car that I installed on the Dakota, now I have three horns. When I
HONK little cars their sheet metal vibrates :^)
Michael Jass
'87 Dakota Fastback
'62 Cadillac Sedan de Ville
Ottawa, Ontario
Canada.
At 09:07 AM 07/02/97 -0800, you wrote:
>Has anybody had any experience installing dual or aftermarket horns? My '97
>comes with a single Low horn which in my mind, sound more like a little car,
>than a truck. I know Chrysler has been doing this for years.
>In the past, I simply bought a High horn, wired it to the stock Low horn and
>everything sounds much better.
>I did this with our Plymouth Sundance, and it's effect was dramatic. Other
>drivers actually paid attention to the horn.
>
>The 97 shop manual shows only a single horn (dual horns are not an option).
>Can I simply wire in another horn, or does this cause problems with the
>computers?
>
>Thanks for your advice.
>
>
>Rob Agnew
>ragnew@islandnet.com
>
>Victoria, British Columbia
>Canada
>
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