🚗 FARBIN Air Horn for Truck/Car/Motorcycle - Powerful 12V Blue Horn Kit with Relay Wire Harness for Jeeps, Boats, and Golf Carts Review

There was 1, I liked it at first, so I bought the 2nd to annoy even more. REPLY! Save money. The original device stopped working a week after the return date, the wiring is fine, the device died. Now the 2nd unit stopped working and now I have NO BURNS. total pos. Put the money to better use or donate it to a good cause. I think I'll go back to the 2nd block asap. It was cool for 6 weeks, at least every second session worked for me. Shame. 😭😭😭😭

My disabled mother lives with us and all of our cars are big trucks that she had to get in and out of so we bought a Mitsubishi Mirage to show her around these little cars are very small and the horn they come with sounds like a motorcycle horn, just beep-beep-beep! That's why we bought him this blaster and it's beautiful and LOUD! It actually stopped the truck from pushing my husband off the road when they were on the lane, very thankful for that little horn blaster. It fits perfectly under…

Cheap plastic, poor fit and finish but this horn does the job. I installed it with my factory horns, not as a replacement. Insanely loud and fun to watch people's reactions on the road. 4 stars because it was very cheap and works exactly as advertised. This is definitely a Chinese gray market product. There is no mark on the box. The instructions are on the outside of the box and are difficult to read, save yourself the hassle and find some installation videos for similar products on YouTube. A

This is a good sounding, loud, attention grabbing horn that I use in addition to the existing horn in my car. I see a big difference between them in terms of the horn device itself) the reviews aren't great. I think the reason for this is that people just don't understand how to properly configure them with relays. Simply replacing your existing horn with this one can leave you very dissatisfied with the results. You may not be supplying enough current to make the horn loud enough and you could

The FIAMM OEM sound on the Fiat 500E was pretty sad. The FIAMM "Highway Blaster" that replaced it sadly died less than a year later, so this one took its place. Compared to the OEM, it is larger and significantly heavier, but there is still room for it even in a small car. While the 500E requires removing the bumper, it's not difficult and replacing the horn portion was easy. Following the wiring instructions, use the included relay and tighten the single screw holding the horn piece. Being…

It was well packaged and the instructions were pretty clear. the black ground wire connected to the color in horn. The black wire supplied for the negative signal was very short so I cut it in half and attached a 30" piece. I used an A/C wire tie to route both wires to the battery: seamless! Connect the yellow wire from the supplied relay to the color in horn + location as shown. On the Can-Am Spyder RT: I connected the new blue wire from the supplied relay to the Can-Am's existing blue-fleshed