Hi, I have a '13 Elantra, its just plug and play? I need to cut any wire?
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Nope... just disconnect old horn and plug in this one. Of course might be a bit tighter on space though since you have a sedan.
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Yes it is plug and play. It will depend on where you want to mount the horn. If you need to use terminals and wire.I have a 97 Dodge Dakota the original horn was inside behind passenger headlight. I put this horn in front of the radiator. So Ihad to run wire and use terminals. But mine is still plug and play and I can revert to original position. I hope this helps. PS. It is easy
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You'll need to first see if and where there's space under the hood to install the unit. You'll also probably need to change your fuse to your horn to handle the higher current it pulls. And yes, you'll likely need to cut some wires, and get out your soldering iron
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If it a car, yes just plug it where the two horn wires are and mount. Motorcyles must use the wire kit because there is no relay switch. Also dont get it wet.
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if the plugin is different like mine was i just cut my plug and wired it by matching the color of the wires grn -grn blk-blk blu-blu ect. make sure when you cut the wires you dont cut to short
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I would go to Best Buy and get the harness kit that fits your car so you dont have to cut the existing wiring harness, it makes for a neater job, you can make all of your connections and then plug and play.
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I am pretty certain it will work very well for you. Go to the Tekonsha web site and plug in your vehicle information. It will tell you the compatibility and also if a prewired pigtail is available for your application. This wire is well worth the price and makes the installation a true "plug n play" operation.
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I put it into an eclipse and it had an area in the back of the stereo for a black and white wire to be connected into it. Try YouTube, thats what I did.
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Not quite sure what you are asking, did you have other accessories like external satellite radio or something? The wire harness is compatible, it would be a plug and play replacement.
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The best way is to get a few nylon female butt connectors, just crimp them onto the bare wires you are connecting, you can buy packs of connectors on Amazon or at a local auto shop.
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assuming your talking about the horn wiring harness, yes you can cut it or disassemble the plug to get just the connectors. or you can buy a spare horn connector and wire the horns through that then it would be plug and play. but otherwise it is not plug and play.
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No wiring needs to be done unless you want to use the breakaway feature which I dont use. I did wire it, ran it along the jeep frame and in the door, very easy.
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On my x5 e53 it just plugged right into the factory harness at the back of the radio. There was an open spot I'm the harness for it. Just plugs in
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Comes wuth basic wiring. You might need some extra stuff depending on the vehicle. I would strongly suggest doing some research before jumping into this as a DIY project.
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Dear DrCosmo Thank you for your inquiry. If you have used your lighter, then just cut the wires and then connect them to your car's Plus-n-Minus. Sincerely yours, Astra Depot
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The XM radio and steering wheel connection will most likely be Chevy specific. To squash any questions I emailed the customer service section at Enfig Car Stereo, (a reputable wiring harness and in dash install kit manufacturer), and requested a list of all necessary parts for a plug and play install. No wire cutting, just adding adapters. I'm sure there are other vendors that may be available through Amazon. I found Enfig while searching YouTube for DIY videos specific to my vehicle, (2013 Passat S).
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I had to trace the factory wire and replace it with the supplied one from Power Master. Need to solder it so if you can't solder I would consult a professional. Good Luck I am glad to have got the one in my Jeep and am planning to do one for my Durango.
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You might need a drill with a huge bit so that wire will fit through and seal it off....should go through down by the pedals somewhere that's what I had to do on my explorer then just run the wires on the drivers side
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Depends on the year of the vehicle. Mine is a 2002 Mercury marquis and the wire was located in back of glove compartment you will cut and tape the Green wire for the light on the dash or it will stay on and put electrical tape at each end. out. Read the Instructions for your Specific Application. The switch in the trunk Must be left ON when you are finished the installation on later models Because the switch affects the Power Steering Sensors.
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As far as I know you must purchase a wiring harness specific to your vehicle. I got mine at walmart. Round $15. One side wires to stereo and other plugs to your factory harness to keep you from having to cut wires. It's pretty simple. You will have to do this with any stereo you buy. This is a good one I think for the money. Not many for the price have bluetooth capability and hd radio. That is why I bought one.