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Did anyone follow that video up there and have successful results? I might do that instead of having the dealer waste time doing nothing to fox my problem.

There's another thread about using the accord horn. I've asked in there about how the low tone sound but no one has responded yet. The one college hills sells is like a bit more of a fuller meep sound from what I've heard

How much did the dealer charge you? If they can wire both high and low in for me I might do it since I'm not the type who wires things

I might just get the single horn upgrade from CHH then, or should I get the low tone from the accord? Not sure which has the better/louder sound though

I went to the dealer and they wouldn't do anything since they saw my roof and antenna was wrapped which is straight up stupid and lazy of them. They were like you took off the ENTIRE headliner to wrap the roof...long story short I'm taking it to a different dealer in a few days wish me luck.

Sound clip?

Does anyone have a sound clip of the accords low tone horn? How loud is it compared to the horn upgrade CHH sells?

Okay doesn't seem too complicated. What type of wire would I need to get? If anything I'll just get a low tone horn from college hills or get an accord horn and replace our crappy horn.

It sucks having just one horn just doesn't sound right. It's a beeep noise but doesn't have the "get out of my way" beep I want. If I want 2 I need to go through an adapter and pigtail connectors to allow for 4 instead of the 2 that come with the adapter

You have 2 horns so it's pretty simple. I have a civic hatch sport touring which only came with one. So I gotta go through a bigger hassle with adapters and pigtails it seems. Seems like a bigger pain with pigtails to allow for 4 connections for 2 horns

Use a relay then have 4 connections to that relay correct? Got a link to the relay or is the relay the thing college hills honda sells too? My knowledge about wiring and electrical stuff is like basically nothing haha

How hard is it to use the piggyback plug? Sounds a bit complicated. So I would need to get the adapter then split it up with the adapter to then use 2 horns?

I want both high and low tone horns from the accord. Not sure if there are 2 connectors in my sport touring or not so I'm thinking I could buy both horns and use this adapter so both will work? Then bolt both horns and and I should be good?

Or do I need the adapter harness from college hills honda that'll allow me to connect 2 horns?

Also could I buy a harness from college hills honda that'll allow me to connect 2 horns? If so could I then just get the high and low tone horns form the accord and mount both? Since it seems like the hatch and si are similar enough that you can mount 2 horns without a issue

Would this harness allow it to connect both high and low tone horns from the accord then? Not just one? If so no other things (other then this harness) necessary?

Which civic do you have? Any clue if I can use both high and low tone horns in a civic sport touring hatch just plug and play? Or would I need an adapter to connect both?

Anyone know if the sport touring hatch comes with 2 horns or just 1? I'm thinking about doing dual tone horn but I probabaly need the adapter to allow both to work?

Does anyone know if the sport touring hatch can fit (plug and play) dual tone horn like the si and type R?

Why does the si get 2 horns? Does the sport touring hatch (or hatch in general) have 2 horns or one? Also I see a lot of people saying to get the low tone. Anyone have any video clips?