FIAMM7201622 OEM Dual Horn Assembly, GM/Chrysler/Ford

They worked without any modifications. I did have to use the original bracket and small wiring harness. The weather connector on the new one was different but the connectors on the horns are the same.That's was my experience and under the same conditions yours should be the same. I would also add to do your due diligence and check the circuit as there are other reasons why your horns don't function. As always your mileage may vary.Thanks for reading,Joe K

Worked good

Exact match for dodge 2500 nice and loud

Great set of horns! Car had a wimpy single horn that sounded sad, then failed completely. With minor modifications I was able to use this dual horn setup and now my small car honks like a BIG car. That SOB in front of you will certainly hear you with these. Plug is exactly the same as OEM making this easy to use. I needed to cut the backet and add some wire for my application, but in a larger vehicle I'm sure this would bolt right on. Cheaper than used horns from the junkyard and saved me an afternoon driving out to one. Very happy with these quality horns.

This horn assembly is designed for single power source installation. However, it can be separated and used in a split OEM configuration. For such application, it is important to preserve/retain the OEM wiring harness and connector(s).Hope this helps....

This is one of the best products for my vehicles that I have ever bought. I did a little research online and found this horn assembly on Amazon. Ordered it one day and it was delivered on the same day. The next morning I installed it on my 2020 Ford Edge and it works perfectly! I am very happy with this horn. It was a true plug and play assembly. Very easy to install. I highly recommend it to anyone with a need for a new horn on their Ford Edge.

Just like the factory sounds great

The horn of my 2014 Ford Focus ceased to function. I inspected the fuse and subsequently the relay (located within the engine fuse box, swapping both with identical types), but neither exhibited any damage. Consequently, I visited a junkyard in search of a replacement horn. However, they requested $15 for a horn whose functionality was uncertain. Therefore, I opted to purchase a brand-new horn at a slightly higher cost.I elevated my car using jack stands and removed the old horn, which bore the identical FIAMM logos as the new one. Realizing that the horns were identical except for the mounting bracket, I detached the bracket from both horns, swapped the damaged horns with the new ones, and tested the functionality. To my delight, the horn functioned perfectly.This replacement horn utilizes the same Ford horn plug, eliminating the need for any modifications aside from changing the bracket (if your vehicle is not a truck). Furthermore, it produces the same sound and tone as my original horn. Considering the reasonable cost and the effortless self-installation process, I highly recommend this product.