04-18-2008, 10:48 AM
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Re: 2006 Corolla Horn Replacement
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Originally Posted by SDJeff
I am thinking about swapping out the "meep-meep" horn on my 06 Corolla for something with a little more bark. Has anyone tried an aftermarket horn yet? If so, how much work is involved?
Jeff
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I put the Wolo "Bad Boy" horn in my 2002 Corolla. Much better. It is a small, self-contained air horn with a decidedly European sound.
It wasn't hard to install. I just had to fashion a mounting bracket from a 6-inch piece of metal so it would mount in the old horn's location without interfereing with the hood closure. You are supposed to use a relay, but I just put a higher amp fuse for the horn circuit and it was good enough.
You can buy the Wolo Bad Boy from TS vendor RealTruck.com, and I think you can get a TS discount.
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Last edited by Cyberbilly; 04-18-2008 at 10:50 AM.
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