Replacement Horn Wiring

[JustAnotherVictim]

I'm trying to replace the wussy stock horn and I can't get it to stay quiet and honk when I press the horn. I have one wire that is yellow with a blue stripe and another that is a white-ish color. Do I need them both connected or do I cover one and ground the other? I am kinda lost and my wiring diagram doesn't clarify things since they are different colors than specified :1zhelp:

[YourEnemy]

There should be 3 wires around the steering wheel, 2 wires for the cruise control, one for the horn, although I dont recall the color the horn will go of if it is touched to anything that can pose a ground on the car. The easiest way to mess with the horn is disconnect your battery

[JustAnotherVictim]

I mean inside the engine bay where the actual horn is at

[JustAnotherVictim]

Ok thread resurrection. I was looking through some wiring diagrams and it says Theft Deterrent Horn. I know there are at least two horns in the engine bay. I only have one hooked up at the moment and that is the one in the front of the car behind the bumper. What I want to know is are these horns on separate circuits or the same?

As it stated above I had been trying to wire up a replacement with no sucess. The color of the wires do not match up with the color specified in the digrams. The horn that is d/c at the moment is the one right in front of the driver in the engine bay. I tried every combination I could think of and I could not get it to work. The horn I have made noise when I hooked it up certain ways but it would stay on and never shut off. It's just a simple universal replacement horn with two female connectors and a removable wire for the ground.
Does anyone have an example of what they did?

[johnathan1]

jeez, don't bother with those wimpy horns, the stock replacement ones make no difference...ask me how I know...;) Get the hella Twin-Tone Air horns, totally easy to hook up, cheap ($30 on eBay), and they make your Supra sound just like a Porsche or Ferrari! Here's the write-up...

http://cjsupra.kendra.com/HellaHrn.html

edit: I forgot to mention that they are loud as hell ;)

[jetjock]

The two horns behind the bumper are the normal horns. The one on the firewall is the TD horn.

[JustAnotherVictim]

OK thanks jetjock that helps alot.

John, trust me this horn is not wimpy, it doesn't sound like the stock jalopy horn. :)

[Dirgle]

Na, you need this horn!!

http://videos.streetfire.net/search/horn/0/429BCA3C-1B23-48DA-BE09-39BAC8DAFC72.htm

:D

[JustAnotherVictim]

LOL!! That was pretty damn funny, there were still a couple of asses tho.

[Dirgle]

No argument there.

I want to take the horn out of my '88 Buick Park Avenue and put it in my Supra. It has a two tone harmonic horn that sounds a lot like a freight train. It’s not as loud as the one in the video, but it still registers in at 128db. Plenty loud to clear traffic.

[JustAnotherVictim]

I think the one I got is either 130db or 115db I don't remember. It went off in my ear while I was messing with the wiring and it didn't feel so hot...

[miggles]

lol i wanna know what the cop did after he got blasted with the horn

[JustAnotherVictim]

Ok so I was checking out the wiring and I pulled out one of the old horns and I can't get either one to respond now. Last time I used a horn it worked so I have no idea why it wouldn't be now. I didn't see any cracked wires or anything so I'm not sure what's up. My haz-horn fuse is ok too. This is the right wire right?
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