Aftermarket Horn?

Toyojake · Sep 29, 2009

Sorry to bump a 4 month old thread, but i'm curious... Where is the horn? In my old Toyota it was behind the grill and I just unplugged it, and pulled a horn from a 1988 Ford F150 and it was plug and play, drilled a hole and voila!

Posted earlier, I'm considering one of these for the Honda:
http://www.griotsgarage.com/product...=basic&keyword=horn&sortby=newArrivals&page=1

sodaks2k · Sep 29, 2009

Toyojake said:
Where is the horn? In my old Toyota it was behind the grill

Same place on the accord. You should be able to see it when you pop the hood.

AngusTEx · Sep 29, 2009

Overall it's plug and play even with additional wires and relay. Very easy.

If you have a 98-00 coupe, you just need to remove the grill to get access. It seems sedan or 01-02 coupe may need to remove the whole bumper.

Toyojake · Mar 8, 2010

Forgot all about this thread, am doing this next week and curious if there is only one horn or are there more? My Toyota had 3

Bada$$VTec · Mar 8, 2010

since this thread is already bumped,i guess ill post here too..

I got two 7.5 gen accord horns and a 2G TL(03) horn,tried both but none of them worked :ughrun:

..I guess i need a better relay for them to work,sp does anybody know what relay or how to make them work?

5spd'r · Mar 9, 2010

A really nice air horn is one meant for motorcycles. Howards Hog Horns has a chrome-plated brass high-low horn with compact instant compressor for about $150, looks really good, but probably a waste if you can't see it though. I've seen a compact train-style horn at a truck stop for pretty cheap, but then you'll need a compressor and air tank. There's a funny youtube vid of some kids in a civic blowing a train horn at people in grocery store parking lots...