Seger 50F Stereo Component Horn pro auto

Specifications:

• With Germany import audio board, the sound of the car speaker is ringing, loud and sweet
• Tungsten contacts, high temperature resistant, no oxidation, contact the gender is good
• Unique respiratory system design ensures the heat resistance of this flat horn 
• Strengthen nylon glass fiber skeleton, high temperature resistant of this loud car horn is durable to use 
• With 50F disc type, the car speaker works in every challenging condition
• This high-tech car speaker is designed in a way which is compatible with all type of cars
• Voltage: 12V
• Alt Frequency: 435HZ+20
• Bass Frequency: 335HZ-20

Details:

• This car speaker comes with light and handy design which is fits most of cars

• With durable material and powerful working state, the car speaker is deserve enough

• The car speaker is powerful which must give you a satisfy effect for driving

• With suitable package; the loud car horn is a must for your car

How to Repair a Car Horn:



Check the Fuse

• Locate your car's fuse box and open it. The vehicle's owner's manual tells you exactly where it's located. You are likely to find it under the dashboard on the driver's side
• Remove the fuse that corresponds to the car horn by using a fuse puller or needle nose pliers. The inside cover of the fuse box usually is imprinted with a diagram that helps you determine which fuse to pull. It it does not, consult the owner's manual
• Check to make sure the strip of metal connecting both sides of the fuse is intact. car fuses image by Witold Krasowski from Fotolia.com
• Examine the fuse to determine whether it's in working condition. Inside the fuse's clear plastic housing is a strip of metal that runs from one prong to the other. If the strip is visibly burned or broken, replace the fuse

Check the Horn Button

• Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the cover of the steering wheel assembly. repair tool, screwdriver image by Greg Pickens from Fotolia.com
• Remove the screws holding the cover of the steering wheel assembly in place by using a Phillips screwdriver. Remove the cover
• Inspect the horn button for dislodged screws, broken pieces of plastic or anything that might prevent the button from being fully depressed
• Remove any obstruction. Replace the cover and screws

Check the Horn Wiring

• Raise the hood of your car. Disconnect the battery using a ratchet wrench or an adjustable wrench
• Locate your car's horn. Your car's owner's manual should tell you exactly where it is
• Disconnect the two wires attached to the horn with a ratchet wrench or an adjustable wrench
• Clear both of the horn's contact points of corrosion or buildup with a piece of folded sandpaper
• Reattach the wires to the horn. Hook up the car battery. Test the horn. If it still doesn't work, you have two options: replace the horn or contact a mechanic

Package Included:

• 2 x 50F Stereo Horn for Car