Silver R/T

These trucks came factory with HI and Low horns. Low horn is bad and I cant find it anywhere. I want to replace with some aftermarket horns. However aftermarket horns come with 2 posts for wiring, factory only has one post.
Would I have to run a wire from ground to another post on aftermarket horn?

edwinsmith

Here's a link to these horns on Amazon.



They appear to come with a relay and a wiring harness so you should follow instructions. I would say that yes you would have to connect them to ground and the feed for the horns to a minimum. I don't know if I would use the relay if your built-in relay is working. To much complexity subtracts from reliability. Use the relay for something else like your headlights. And No. I don;t mean to wire your headlights to your horn although that may not be a bad idea.

Silver R/T

Unless I can find factory Low horn somewhere

oliver foster

Where oh where would hard to find factory 1st gen parts be?

PM me if you want one.

edwinsmith

Yeah. What's that guys screen name? Deere something or other...

oliver foster

Yeah I am sure Deere country would have those, or I know I have a few sets.
Finding the parts is not that hard, you just need to ask the right guy.

bigragu

I replaced mine with a chromed Bad Boy horn. Very easy install, even mounted to the factory brackets. Can be found at any auto parts store on the shelves.

It has a very annoying tone, lol, but not to me.

patdaly

With the idiots we have around here, I am seriously considering upgrading to a Train Horn............

edwinsmith

I might as well. I already have the cowcatcher bumper.

Rice burners shake in fear when they hear my Cummins.

Jim Lane

Upgrade your truck with a 70’s era Road Runner horn, I am sure no one will believe what they just heard.

I upgraded my factory horn with a 20” Grover air horn, and @175 psi
It really gets their attention.

I want to install a Stutter tone on mine.
Jim

edwinsmith

I was thinking about an Ah-ooh-gaa horn.