hey i am going to install a ferrari horn on my car and can you guys tell me how to install a new horn?that would be really great ill try to take a picture of the diagram it has on the back of the box
thank you

 

use search function

 

i did....i couldnt find anything
i will post some pics of the diagram and stuff so id appreciate it if u help

 

there are 2 diagrams, one of them said the cars with ground wires

other one said the cars with hot wires

and more pics




sry the pics were taken by my phone

 

that's funny, when i searched for "horn", i got the following page full of info:
https://my350z.com/forum/search.php?searchid=102649

 

well i did that too
you dont have to be a d!ck, i did not c any posts where they explain how to do it....
and if u read my question i wanted to know how do to it, not what other people want or what other people put on theirs
fa6

 

Ignore them....

On every car I have removed/replaced the horn on I have found it to be EXTREMELY simple.

1) Pop open the hood.
2) Locate the horn (usually located just behind the front bumper).
3) Remove the wired clip that runs from the horn.
4) Unbolt the horn.
5) Bolt new horn on.
6) Clip the wires into place.
7) Close hood.
8) Have the pesky neighbor put their head in front of the bumper so you can insure that it works properly!

 

thank you dude...
finelly someone who answered to be helpful
and ZBOY you prolly dont even know **** about these horns and i want people to help me.....if you dont know anything, just shut tha f*** up
u dont have to be so gay.....goddamn

 

ROFL

If you need any help with it, feel free to PM or IM me. Best of luck!!

*I forgot to mention, step #8 is optional; if you choose to skip this step be sure to test the horn anyways*

 

 

yeah, most horns usually have only a ground and power wire connnection, when you hit the steering wheel it grounds the wire and the horn goes on. The only thing to check is power, if the ferrari horns use more power then the nissan horn, it might blow the fuse. You might have to put in a stronger fuse, at worst case you would have to use the relay, but any install place should be able to do it cheaply.

 

when you say relay, is that the thing on the last pic i posted?

 

yeah, that's a typical automotive 12v relay. 2 leads are for switching it on off, the other two is to put a ground or a power source to the device.