Somaer12V Horn Wiring Harness Relay Kit For Car Truck Grille Mount Blast Tone Horns(Horn Not Included)

This thing makes putting in an aftermarket horn a snap. Sure, I could get a relay and wire it up, but not as inexpensively as just buying one of these. The included wiring diagram is a nice touch too. I only needed to clip off a couple of the fittings on it for power and ground, and after that, it wa just plug and play. It's very nicely put together and the wire lengths were good with room to spare. I would recommend this to a friend and buy again when the need arises.

I never would've bought a premade harness before for horns, always preferring to make my own. But now I am old lol. This was fairly priced and made it easy to put in horns into my wife's car on Christmas day.

Nicely put together relay and wiring kit for a two-horn setup being added to your vehicle. My installation was to replace a single horn setup for a 2011 Subaru. The only way you can figure out what wires go where is to look at the photo on the Amazon website ad which shows the two horn connectors, the battery + and -, and the feed back to the original car + and - connections from the factory (hint, it's the bullet shaped ones). I had to cut off the bullet-shaped connectors for the original Subaru connections and solder them together, not a big issue. One issue is that the feeds that go to the battery (+ and - ) should be foot or so longer. I had to splice in an extension, and the Subaru is not a wide car. Each installation will be different, so I expected to have to do some home wiring. Works great.

Universal harness needed only minor alteration to route the wiring, for a cleaner look in the engine bay of my '99 jeep TJ.

It turned out to be more than I needed but had everything I needed

Nice harness. Though, be prepared to add wire in your install, because it is way, to short. It comes with a relay, which is a nice feature. Fair price.

Harness has everything you need to wire to your motorcycle horn. Although the video/directions don't take into account you want to wire to a switch. Use a test light as the wires don't go exactly where they suggest and you will be fine.

I know how to install horns and radios and wire vehicles pretty well and decided to skip a step and have a premade wiring harness this one time… But this turned into a massive nightmare. After installing the wiring harness within two weeks, the horns went one night on their own and burn out one of the two Hella horns…the cheap made relay from China in the package also failed. Tested the relay in the relay is no longer operating from a bench test. Also check the wiring harness, and the wiring harness has no contact in one of the leads and just complete absolute pile of crap. Save your money and don’t lose $100 with a horns on some cheap wiring harness .