🚗 ESUPPORT 12V Car Auto Blue LED Light Momentary Speaker Horn Push Button Metal Toggle Switch 19mm: Enhance Vehicle Safety and Style with a Multi-functional Switch Review

Gut. I am not impressed with this item. My husband bought a horn for his truck and he needed this button to get full use of the horn. As you can see from the pictures, this is what the pins that fit in each box and ponytail looks like on this button. Finding a suitable box is almost impossible and the company does not inform you about it. Strongly disappointed. Now I'm stuck with no that money, a frustrated husband and no way to use that button that I thought looked so cool. Thumbs down.

I almost gave up on this switch, tried two days off and couldn't get it to work. You should read other reviews and look at the schematics. My problem was that I used an LED wire harness, which is good because it comes with a relay and a pre-made wire harness, but it took me a long time to figure out how to connect them to the switch. When using LED harness kit, black is ground, white is plus and blue is accessory. Other websites and yahoo answers will tell you that black is positive and white…

I was asked to rate "Transparency". What is that!? But the button works as advertised. Easy installation? No chance on the dashboard of the Nissan Versa (factory horn on the steering wheel no longer works, very expensive repair at the dealer). It was literally excruciating to get to the back of the plastic dashboard in very tough working conditions. But that's the machine's problem, not the switch's. The switch has separate wiring to turn on the little horn icon. The problem is that the base of

Knob 19 mm, horn symbol lights up red. Not sure if it's incandescent or LED, but the light source is usable nonetheless. The case looks like metal, the buttons are made of plastic, everything shines silver and looks decent. The button action has a tactile sense of being activated. I bought another one that didn't have tactile feedback and didn't like it. There is no schematic and I asked for it, but then I just looked at the switch itself and everything became clear. A + sign is clearly formed…

I connected a car horn to a relay. My relay needed a trigger (-) to make it work. So you connect the black wire to ground on the frame and then split that wire into two connectors. Connect one plug to the negative pole and the other plug to the ground pole. Next you need to make a trigger on your relay. I needed (-) so I connected the black wire to the NO terminal (normally open) and routed the wire to the relay near the horn. In order for the button to light up when the car is running or in…