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Simple 4 pin relay (you get it with it) one wire goes to the battery (20 amp fused) one wire goes to earth, i used the horn bracket and the original horn wires attach to the remaining two prongs, simples.
Simple 4 pin relay (you get it with it) one wire goes to the battery (20 amp fused) one wire goes to earth, i used the horn bracket and the original horn wires attach to the remaining two prongs, simples.
Git ... i had one of these on my old Leon and this has reminded me how GASH the Honda horn is - looks like i will be getting another one haha
hiya lee jus curious abt the angel lights on my car got the hids installd n all but not really happy wid the cut off line specially wen its wonky on left side also for some reason they dont put enough light on signpost on the left ive already tried adjusting if i do it higher up the signs r nicely visible but den oncoming traffic has issue wen i lower it down the lights not very bright and signpostings r not very visible! ive also noticed on the factory fitted projector lights they dont have wonky cutoff and signpost r nicely visible and the headlamp tends to have a nice circle showing wen lights on but on our projector lamps that circle doesnt form because of the metal plate inside the projector lamp which gives the wonky cut off to light. now what i wanna know is is that metal plate necessary? can i be removed? would dat make our projector form a circle light showing wen lights on? is this bad for oncoming traffic? any idea on this lee?
Yes it needs the plate or it will dazzle on comng cars.
They need setting up on an mot bay really.
They need setting up on an mot bay really.
If anyone buys a stebel replace the relay, or buy another ready to replace, as the one supplied is made of chocolate lol
Mot passed for another year, straight through 
6161 Miles in the past year between MOT's
6161 Miles in the past year between MOT's
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I’m going to buy one of those stebel horns. Probably get my mechanic friend to fit mine at his garage, as it’ll be easier when up on the lift.
Do you fit the stebel horn in the same place as the OEM horn? Also you mentioned the ‘chocolate relay’ is it liable to fall apart basically?
It sounds easy enough from what’s been described but better to know the facts and all that
Do you fit the stebel horn in the same place as the OEM horn? Also you mentioned the ‘chocolate relay’ is it liable to fall apart basically?
It sounds easy enough from what’s been described but better to know the facts and all that
Yes mine used the same bracket.
Just need quality 4 pin relay, you do get one in the kit, but mine never lasted (does seem to be the norm too)
Yeah doddle to wire up as the Leon battery is directly above the horn location.
Just need quality 4 pin relay, you do get one in the kit, but mine never lasted (does seem to be the norm too)
Yeah doddle to wire up as the Leon battery is directly above the horn location.
Lee did you completely replace your old horn with the stebel or did you add it on, if possible?
