Car Horns

Bosch Horn Car 12V Code: 0986AH0742

Bosch car horn

  • Frequency: 500.0 Hz
  • Sound level: 110.0 dB
  • Voltage: 12.0 V
  • Power: 60.0 W
  • Suitable for MERCEDES S (C216)
  • Suitable for BMW 3 (E46)
  • Suitable for NISSAN PRIMERA
  • Suitable for RENAULT CLIO...

Bosch car horn

  • Frequency: 500.0 Hz
  • Sound level: 110.0 dB
  • Voltage: 12.0 V
  • Power: 60.0 W
  • Suitable for MERCEDES S (C216)
  • Suitable for BMW 3 (E46)
  • Suitable for NISSAN PRIMERA
  • Suitable for RENAULT CLIO III, CLIO III/HATCHBACK, KANGOO BE BOP, KANGOO EXPRESS, KANGOO II, MODUS, TWINGO I 1.0-Electric 03.93
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13 90 €
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Bosch car horn

  • Frequency: 500.0 Hz
  • Sound level: 110.0 dB
  • Voltage: 12.0 V
  • Power: 60.0 W
  • Suitable for MERCEDES S (C216)
  • Suitable for BMW 3 (E46)
  • Suitable for NISSAN PRIMERA
  • Suitable for RENAULT CLIO III, CLIO III/HATCHBACK, KANGOO BE BOP, KANGOO EXPRESS, KANGOO II, MODUS, TWINGO I 1.0-Electric 03.93

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  • Marvel's Laserman
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    Bought for 10 euros to replace the factory one in a Ford Fiesta '09. The factory one gave up after years of use, and this is a very honest replacement.

    On the positive side, very loud sound (not that I care that much, I just want to have a working horn in case of emergency). Plastic construction, yes (the factory one had metal parts), but I don't think that's much of a problem. Quality worthy of the name, I believe it will last as many years as the car. It comes with 2 mounting plates, which I didn't use; I just put it on the factory bracket. I don't consider it to have any negatives.

    For installation, you will need tools depending on your car. I needed a Torx bit to remove the headlight and a socket set. Then (also depending on the car) I had to cut the wiring because the factory plug had its own connector. This one has a socket for classic crimp connectors. I used a kit I had bought with a wire stripper, 2-in-1 crimp tool, and the job was done very easily. You tidy up the wires a bit as you see fit (zip tie/electrical tape) and you're done.

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  • Bought for 10 euros to replace the factory one in a Ford Fiesta '09. The factory one gave up after years of use, and this is a very honest replacement.

    On the positive side, very loud sound (not that I care that much, I just want to have a working horn in case of emergency). Plastic construction, yes (the factory one had metal parts), but I don't think that's much of a problem. Quality worthy of the name, I believe it will last as many years as the car. It comes with 2 mounting plates, which I didn't use; I just put it on the factory bracket. I don't consider it to have any negatives.

    For installation, you will need tools depending on your car. I needed a Torx bit to remove the headlight and a socket set. Then (also depending on the car) I had to cut the wiring because the factory plug had its own connector. This one has a socket for classic crimp connectors. I used a kit I had bought with a wire stripper, 2-in-1 crimp tool, and the job was done very easily. You tidy up the wires a bit as you see fit (zip tie/electrical tape) and you're done.

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Description

Bosch car horn

  • Frequency: 500.0 Hz
  • Sound level: 110.0 dB
  • Voltage: 12.0 V
  • Power: 60.0 W
  • Suitable for MERCEDES S (C216)
  • Suitable for BMW 3 (E46)
  • Suitable for NISSAN PRIMERA
  • Suitable for RENAULT CLIO III, CLIO III/HATCHBACK, KANGOO BE BOP, KANGOO EXPRESS, KANGOO II, MODUS, TWINGO I 1.0-Electric 03.93

Manufacturer

Bosch - Car Horns Bosch

Reviews (3)

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  3. 3 stars
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  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • Marvel's Laserman
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Bought for 10 euros to replace the factory one in a Ford Fiesta '09. The factory one gave up after years of use, and this is a very honest replacement.

    On the positive side, very loud sound (not that I care that much, I just want to have a working horn in case of emergency). Plastic construction, yes (the factory one had metal parts), but I don't think that's much of a problem. Quality worthy of the name, I believe it will last as many years as the car. It comes with 2 mounting plates, which I didn't use; I just put it on the factory bracket. I don't consider it to have any negatives.

    For installation, you will need tools depending on your car. I needed a Torx bit to remove the headlight and a socket set. Then (also depending on the car) I had to cut the wiring because the factory plug had its own connector. This one has a socket for classic crimp connectors. I used a kit I had bought with a wire stripper, 2-in-1 crimp tool, and the job was done very easily. You tidy up the wires a bit as you see fit (zip tie/electrical tape) and you're done.

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  • Bought for 10 euros to replace the factory one in a Ford Fiesta '09. The factory one gave up after years of use, and this is a very honest replacement.

    On the positive side, very loud sound (not that I care that much, I just want to have a working horn in case of emergency). Plastic construction, yes (the factory one had metal parts), but I don't think that's much of a problem. Quality worthy of the name, I believe it will last as many years as the car. It comes with 2 mounting plates, which I didn't use; I just put it on the factory bracket. I don't consider it to have any negatives.

    For installation, you will need tools depending on your car. I needed a Torx bit to remove the headlight and a socket set. Then (also depending on the car) I had to cut the wiring because the factory plug had its own connector. This one has a socket for classic crimp connectors. I used a kit I had bought with a wire stripper, 2-in-1 crimp tool, and the job was done very easily. You tidy up the wires a bit as you see fit (zip tie/electrical tape) and you're done.

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