What Did You Do To Your HHR Today?

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06-03-2019, 12:00 PM

#16811

Cat Man HHR

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Join Date: 08-03-2010

Location: Lake Ronkonkoma, N.Y.

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Originally Posted by PittKrewBowling

Installed this bad boy horn over the weekend. This horn really blows and that's a good thing! LOL Got a chance to use my new trim tools and they work awesome.

Clue us in on what brand it is.
Me, I installed duel horns from a Cruz, plug and play.

06-03-2019, 01:25 PM

#16812

PittKrewBowling

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Join Date: 05-15-2017

Location: Garland, TX.

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Bad Boy Wolo. Had to make the bracket hole a little larger (to the chassis) by using a 5/16" Drill bit. Cut off the harness and attached red crimp terminal connectors. Black wire to negative and green wire to positive on horn. Changed the fuse (block #60) from 10A to 20A. I don't really feel comfortable with the 20A, but that's all I had in my garage. I'm picking up a pack of the 15A fuses this week. Horn is WAY louder than the stock horn. I no longer sound like a kids' bicycle anymore LOL.

06-03-2019, 01:36 PM

#16813

Cat Man HHR

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Originally Posted by PittKrewBowling

Horn is WAY louder than the stock horn. I no longer sound like a kids' bicycle anymore LOL.

That's why I put duel horns in from a Chevy Cruz. Didn't have to change fuses and it's plug and play.
Somewhere on this forum I have and easy how to on this.
As the guy from Verizon use to say "Can you hear me now?"
Sorry I'm just a lazy person.

06-03-2019, 01:41 PM

#16814

PittKrewBowling

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Sure wish I'd known about the plug-n-play horn. Would have been way easier. None the less, it works great.

06-03-2019, 09:00 PM

#16815

sleeper

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Join Date: 01-09-2007

Location: SE USA

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3 Caddy horns here, done back in 2009 or so. Still blasting a sweet chime that only Caddy had....

06-03-2019, 09:47 PM

#16816

HHRman07

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Join Date: 09-07-2011

Location: Tennessee

Posts: 72

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Originally Posted by Vinnybagodoughnuts

I use rubbing compound, then polishing compound, then a little 303.I have done hundreds of headlights and the 303 keeps the headlights from fogging again provided you reapply it occasionally.If the headlights are really bad I would wet sand them first.
Much cheaper and easier then replacement.

Would 303 help keep new headlights looking good longer? Which 303 product do you use? I have some but it is for fabric and convertible tops