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Old 10-21-2008, 09:36 PM
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Talking 2009 Accord horn on GE Fit

I was tired of the stock weak horn on my GE8 but didnt want to opt for after market autozone crap (no offence to anyone here running that on they're fit) but i cant stand unsitely wires comin from the battery.

so heres what i did, i bought the OEM horn from the 2009 Honda Accord. now if you decide to do this know that the Accord uses 2 horns. a high pitch and a low pitch. BUY THE LOW PITCH.

install is exactly like the factory horn. physically they look different but hook up is the same. so no need to cut wires, run wires, hook up to the battery or nothing.

here is the part # 38100-STK-A02

yes people, plug and play. all u really need is a small pocket screw driver and a 12mm socket. first remove the retaining clips on the front grill (the top grill with the honda badge) the horn should be held in place with 1 12mm bolt. unplug it, replace with accord horn then plug it back in. the harness was a little tight so just move or fix it how u want. then install grill (correct way) install clips and honk away!

also, i did buy my horn directly from the honda dealership. i dont remember wat i paid but it wasnt much. just go pick one up. save time and money on shipping.
 

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Old 10-21-2008, 09:37 PM
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im interested in this mod, question: do you just replace the horn?? plug and play??


Originally Posted by Jspec5
I was tired of the stock weak horn on my GE8 but didnt want to opt for after market autozone crap (no offence to anyone here running that on they're fit) but i cant stand unsitely wires comin from the battery.

so heres what i did, i bought the OEM horn from the 2009 Honda Accord. now if you decide to do this know that the Accord uses 2 horns. a high pitch and a low pitch. BUY THE LOW PITCH.

install is exactly like the factory horn. physically they look different but hook up is the same. so no need to cut wires, run wires, hook up to the battery or nothing.

here is the part # 38100-STK-A02
 
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Low horn 400hz & High horn 600hz... good find!!
 
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Great idea! +1 rep
 
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Old 10-21-2008, 10:17 PM
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Lets get a sound clip!

EDIT: I wouldn't mind an S2000 horn, it's not too bad.
 
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What about the higher freq horn? Is it simple to install?
 
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Old 10-21-2008, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by WiggumS2K
Lets get a sound clip!...
Yeah, I'd like to hear it, too.

Rep for Jspec5! Cool idea.
 

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Old 10-21-2008, 11:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Jspec5
I was tired of the stock weak horn on my GE8 but didnt want to opt for after market autozone crap (no offence to anyone here running that on they're fit) but i cant stand unsitely wires comin from the battery.

so heres what i did, i bought the OEM horn from the 2009 Honda Accord. now if you decide to do this know that the Accord uses 2 horns. a high pitch and a low pitch. BUY THE LOW PITCH.

install is exactly like the factory horn. physically they look different but hook up is the same. so no need to cut wires, run wires, hook up to the battery or nothing.

here is the part # 38100-STK-A02
I was thinking along these exact lines the other day. Thanks for doing the legwork. Why is the low pitch horn the best way to go? What does it list for?
 
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Old 10-21-2008, 11:10 PM
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I was thinking along these exact lines the other day. Thanks for doing the legwork. Why is the low pitch horn the best way to go? What does it list for?
Looked it up myself. Lists for $14.65, hondapartsnow.com shows it for $10.68 plus shipping (comes up on google search of part number).
 
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Old 10-21-2008, 11:26 PM
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that's a good price too.


i should install my G35C's snails on my FitS.
 
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Is it easy to install? Just plug and play or does it require more steps?

also does it sound like American car horns or those sharp pitched horns?
 
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Old 10-22-2008, 06:35 AM
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Any chance anyone could post a sound clip or a small how-to on this? I do some stuff, like changing my own spark plugs and things like that, but I have no clue where the horn has been on any of the Hondas that I've owned.
 
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Old 10-22-2008, 07:46 AM
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Does it sound like this? This is the 2008 OEM horn, and sounds like my S2000.

YouTube - 2009 TSX "Switchblade" key in a 2008 Accord Coupe
 
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Here is another part # for a Honda 500hz horn

38100-SDB-AO2
 
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Old 10-22-2008, 09:41 AM
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There a DIY for getting to the horn?
 
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Originally Posted by triton.
There a DIY for getting to the horn?
Should be right behind the front grill.....just take the cover off from the top and you should have a Sh!t load of access to get in there...
 

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Old 10-22-2008, 09:47 AM
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link to it on College Hills Honda

College Hills Honda Parts+

Well that Failed, just insert the part number above in the form that loads in my link.
 
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Old 10-22-2008, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by JDM_DOHC_SiR
Here is another part # for a Honda 500hz horn

38100-SDB-AO2
This is the low note horn for a 2003-2007 V6 Accord?

If so then I know how it sounds and if that's an exact fit, then I'd rather get this one as I know the sound well from my Accord.
 
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Originally Posted by neteng101
This is the low note horn for a 2003-2007 V6 Accord?

Nope it`s actually from the LEGEND

This is the part # for the low horn on the Accord 38100-STK-A02 ..The part #`s are pretty much all the same accept for the 3 middle alphnumeric #`s
 
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Old 10-22-2008, 09:59 AM
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so does anyone know for sure is this plug
and play?
 


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