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Old 07-25-2005, 11:52 PM
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Re: wiring horn to brakes

Or you could do turn signal to the horn. Now that would be pretty funny.
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Re: wiring horn to brakes

Or the horn to the stereo-

Just annoying, but not annoying enough to fix it.

Might take alot more skill though.
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Re: wiring horn to brakes

nah, just wire the remote wire to the horn relay.
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Re: wiring horn to brakes

lol, you guys crack me up. I like the turn signal idea.
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Re: wiring horn to brakes

Why not just wire the horn to the ignition?
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Old 07-26-2005, 02:20 AM
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while you're at it replace the horn with one of those cattle calls or something.


Maybe you'll ge electricuted.. that'd be hilarious!
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what about make it so when you turn on your headlights, the horn goes... honk.
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Re: wiring horn to brakes

It has to be something that is hot at all times, such as the brakes. I'm not going to go into how an ignition works, but it's not hot at all times, which is why it wouldn't work. Same thing with headlights, except for DRL's...which would be pointless to wire into those anywa...
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Re: wiring horn to brakes

.i think it should be wired up to the volume control on the stereo
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Re: wiring horn to brakes

I think the ignition idea is funny. It would be one of those things where you wouldn't have to fix it, and he would be like WTF... and probably live with it for a while.

Shit... while you're at it, just wire it to the turn signal, the brakes, and the ignition!! Fuck, wire it up to his unlock wire... his window roll down wire... roll up wire too haha.... and the volume knob. Then disconnect it from the horn button LMAO.... If he uses his lighter, hook it up to that too. Use relays though... you dont wanna blow shit up. You should spend a whole day wiring it up to random things.
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Re: wiring horn to brakes

Shifter, trunk release, gas cap release, seat adjusters, station changer, door locks, and pressure sensative in the seat so if anybody above say 150lbs sets it off.
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Re: wiring horn to brakes

you all are talking about all this shit. give it a couple of months and in some ramdom(make&model specific) there will be some new person's first post about his car's horn honks when he starts the car or hits the brakes, etc... and what type of problem this could be. lol. Peace-
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Re: wiring horn to brakes

And we will all be laughing our asses of when it does happen.
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Hook it into 2 things, like + from the brake lights and - through the indicator switch, that way it should only run when the indicator is on and he is braking.




















(I take no responsibility as to if this works or not, or if you fry the electrical system / yourself in the process)
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