Explorer horn in 07 ranger?
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i ordered explorer horns last night, thanks guys.
there might be one catch...
from the photos it looks like they need a plug, no wires coming out of the male connectors recessed in the housing
maybe i can just seal off where the plug goes and wire tap the two leads that interconnect the high/low tones??
there might be one catch...
from the photos it looks like they need a plug, no wires coming out of the male connectors recessed in the housing
maybe i can just seal off where the plug goes and wire tap the two leads that interconnect the high/low tones??
Last edited by B737; 07-04-2011 at 08:05 AM.
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Thanks guys,
much appreciated SVT, you are correct they were plug and play!
all i needed to do was use a 8mm wrench, remove the bolt, remove the single tone chincy horn (srsly Ford?!) then i modified the explorer bracket slightly
the arm thats bent in, inverse it, bend it out instead and rebend the tab. Loosen the nuts to rotate the horns so they face down for water ect.
bend the locking tab flat so it'll sit flush, plug harness back in, refasten the bolt.
Horn sounds just like my former explorer did, factory LOUD. 15 minute mod.
Explorer Horn 2005-2010 6L2Z-13832-AB
much appreciated SVT, you are correct they were plug and play!
all i needed to do was use a 8mm wrench, remove the bolt, remove the single tone chincy horn (srsly Ford?!) then i modified the explorer bracket slightly
the arm thats bent in, inverse it, bend it out instead and rebend the tab. Loosen the nuts to rotate the horns so they face down for water ect.
bend the locking tab flat so it'll sit flush, plug harness back in, refasten the bolt.
Horn sounds just like my former explorer did, factory LOUD. 15 minute mod.
Explorer Horn 2005-2010 6L2Z-13832-AB
Last edited by B737; 07-11-2011 at 08:35 AM.
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