FARBIN Horns Auto Horn 12V Car Horn Loud Dual-Tone Waterproof Electric Snail Horn Kit Universal for Any 12V Vehicles Black (Classic style, 12v)

Take off old put on new. Not much else to do. Works great, nice and loud.

Tiene buen precio y funcionalidad

funcionan a la perfeccion, uno tiene sonido agudo y el otro el bajo.

These sound much better than my anemic stock 30 year old horns. Definitely has that big sound energy, not a wimpy horn at all. Easy to mount just had to splice into my stock horn wiring

I bought these to replace the really stupid-sounding stock horn on my 2021 Ford Escape. I bought on price, so I didn't expect anything that I didn't get: two basic horns, a couple of wires, and a few mounting strips of thin metal. The horns sound like a good car horn, no more and no less. Mounting is just a basic one-bolt affair once you find the location and an available bolt or hole. You do need to provide your own bolt. The mounting strips are really quite flimsy - but of course the plastic horns are not going to put much load on them. I guess the high amount of springy flexibility in them will prevent ever developing stress cracks from vibration, but they also let the horns vibrate against anything that you put them close to. On the plus side, they are quite easy to bend if you have any difficulty fitting the horns into tight spaces. On my Ford Escape, there is plenty of room to put them in place of the one ridiculous stock horn, BUT it is SUPER HARD to get to that space and mount them; that made this task a much longer and more tedious affair than it needed to be. And of course these horns do not come with any special wiring harness plugs, so that means you either have to cut wires or try to fabricate your own plug. In hindsight, I do think I should have spent the few extra bucks to get the one with factory connections included - it would have been worth it. Although horns should normally be installed using a horn relay to prevent high current loads on smaller wires, I just used the existing Ford wiring harness, assuming that any necessary relay was already in the car somewhere. This has worked fine so far. I just wish that the fools that designed that car had installed dual horns from the factory instead of just one idiotic low-tone unit. A horn is a piece of safety equipment, and these units make is work like it should!