FARBIN Car Horn 12V 150db Super Loud Air Horn, Chrome Zinc Dual Trumpet Air Horns, Truck Horn with Compressor Wire Harness and Button, for Any 12V Vehicles

Works nice , Good Loud Sound, easy install

I have $500 air horn in my truck, that sounds like a train, so I know a good horn when I hear it. I bought this for my jeep. This is not deep like a high dollar one, but it is deep and loud enough to scare the bajeebers out of my wife, and get the attention of/scare idiot drivers. For $36, this thing is awesome. Mine was missing the button, when it arrived, but I bought a much cooler LED lit button, that I installed in my dash. I am not sure how long this will last, but if it makes it a year, I will buy a few more as back up and maybe a few more to install in all my other vehicles. Easy to install, and the wiring diagram, in the pictures of this product's page, were easy to follow. I will report back if horn stops working.

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It is loud and not to difficult to install.

Product is much better made than some plastic models I got at Harbor Freight and gives out a nice deep and loud, fairly robust sound for what they are. I mount a 2twin set as well as a long single and two compressor pumps. I just finished installng them so if a problem occurs with longevity or reliability only time will tell. I mounted these in a 2017 Subaru Crosstrek and found the best place to locate them is by taking off the front grill which turned out to be as easy as 2 phillips screws and 10 round plastic push pull fasteners. Mounting 2 downward facing at a 45 degree angle in front of the radiator on the passenger side with the single long horn laying horizontally across the top area in front of the radiator at a slightly downward angle. The compressors then fit nicely on each side of the top left and right of the radiator also inside the area between the front grill and radiator. I removed the stock horns and simply made a splitter wire and plugged directly into the original horn wire in front. I used the other horn wire to mount another Farbin twin set in the void located behind the front bumper and forward of the front tire on the passenger side having found very limited room due the the washer reservoir on the driver or left side. I added these after the first three so I removed the bumper simply by removing a few round plastic push/pull fasteners (see youtube 2017 crosstrek front bumper removal if you decide to also do this at the same time as the first 3 as this avoids the need to remove grill separately as it can remain attached to the bumper thus avoiding detaching it separately. I sound like a big rig for sure and although not quite as loud as a train it's so loud if honked to close to pedestrians the sudden surprise makes people instinctively nearly jump out of their shoes with their initial reaction so use with care and discrepancy.