So yeah, I went to Harbor Freight because they had a sweet deal on the "OOOGA!" Horn, disconnected the old horn, and replaced it with this one. Drove down the street, and it's a normal horn sound...

Am I a moron? Does it need to be run as a separate horn? Please don't be cruel, I just know very little about electrical.

 

Doesn't a late model Cherokee have two horns?

How exactly did you hook it up?

Pictures?



You should be able to move the positive wire from the factory horn to the new horn and ground the new horn.

Now, I would highly suggest that you leave the factory horn intact and run an extra circuit for the new horn. The factory horn is there for more reasons than tooting at the hooker walking down the sidewalk.

 

hey i have the same thing, get a better quality horn. The one from pepboys is great and its funny to see people look at a jeep like wtf? haha. but yeah make sure you disconnect both horns!

 

oh and i dont have my factory horns anymore.. just double oogas

 

Blow hookers much?

 

more like old ladies crossing the street

 

Interesting.

 

i like em older. its like throwing a hotdog down a hallway.

 

It's a good thing... cause you sure aren't going to pull any young ones with an OOGA horn.

 

So what should I use to ground it out? Where's the second horn? I removed the horn behind the bumper on the passenger side

 

Behind the bumper on the driver side.

 

Seems obvious enough... Lol

 

Okay! Got it in and it works. Used the wire from horn two as my ground. Taped it off and tucked it up. Used a battery bracket piece to mount it...

I think this is probably the best thing to use if you have a hole to ground it in-- it's a cable lock bolt from an old bicycle brake..

 

Thanks everyone for the tips... Im a moron when it comes to electronics.

 

Np bud. have fun scary the living hell outta people. i sure do!