Standard Motor Products HN-18 Horn

The product arrived quickly, seemed to be well-made, and could be installed with relatively little effort. I was able to install a low tone and a high tone horn on my son's 2001 Ford F150. In place of the low tone horn, this was installed. The song is as loud as the original, but the tone seems higher than the original, and there may be some tinny tones.

Matilda Page

| Nov 13, 2020

Having difficulty finding a replacement horn for my daughter's 2005 Dodge Neon proved to be challenging. Although I wish the volume were a bit louder, the product was installed without any.

Benjamin Landry

| Oct 08, 2020

The horn is the thing. I think it sounds nearly the same as the original, mounts correctly, and the electrical connections work. In the end, this should be what a replacement should get and is third the price of the dealer part. No way to know if it will last, but it looks great.

Shiloh Evans

| Dec 15, 2020

Only the 2-way version of this horn is available for installation Horn made out of wire. In the case of a 2-way installation A wire horn is no longer able to chirp for the locking car, and the signal from a security alarm will not go to the horn. It's to pass state inspection (in my case) and to use this horn as a two A diode of at least 1N4001 1A 100V (or a diode of 1N5401 3A 100V) should be soldered across the horn connectors to prevent damage to the contacts inside the horn and the steering wheel horn button. If you want to make the short pigtail coming off of the head light even shorter, then you will have to cut off the existing connector. Therefore, you might want to find a similar connector (I could not find one on the harness) or choose the preferred method described in the In case you are looking for a challenge, look at the plastic connector housing on the original 3-inch There is still a circuit in the wire horn (which is sealed inside the green material) that still works. If the 3 plastic rivets that hold the circuit board to the horn cannot be removed with a 1/4" drill, then use a 1/8" drill bit to drill about 1/8" below the surface. The circuit assembly can be attached to any device as long as the circuit assembly has been removed from the horn. Adding short wires from the circuit board assembly to the replacement horn is a good plan, since you may need to replace that horn in the near Connect the new horn to the connector from the old one and test the leads with a meter or small test light to see if the horn button and remote lock work. Check if it works by testing the horn now. It is likely that the problem will continue to be intermittent as oxide build up on the contacts inside the horn will cause the contacts to corrode over time. In my opinion, it makes no sense to pay more for an aftermarket OEM horn that does not exist, so I recommend replacing it with a cheaper alternative (I found a few cheaper ones before I mistakenly bought this one). In contrast to most people, who incorrectly believe a relay is needed to switch power to the horn, this is not true. truth, the horn functions in the same way as a relay, except when a coil is actuated, a small dowel vibrates, which resonates with a thin metal disk, causing the horn to I hope you have a fun time. A reminder was sent to Dantuono, Joey by email on Wednesday, November 16, 2011 to jdantuono@smpcorp. com. It was written Thanks for getting in touch, Todd in fact a conventional horn that requires a relay external to the unit. Our units do not feature an internal relay at this time. if I came across as confusing. The following text has been transcribed by Joe Dantuono It is important to ensure quality.

Denisse Price

| May 19, 2021

I guess you can call it There are both hi and low tones I bought and I really like the sound of both.

Joel Albert

| Jun 14, 2021