not yet but they are very weak
Why?mjvdzwet said:Here in the Netherlands the horn must have a single constant frequency. Otherwise it's illegal and won't pass the periodical checkups.
That is the Law.MerlyWerly said:Why?mjvdzwet said:Here in the Netherlands the horn must have a single constant frequency. Otherwise it's illegal and won't pass the periodical checkups.
LIKE BUTTONfelixis said:I referred to my Toyota dealers and they said that they are is more than happy to make the horn installation for me.
Since Toyota dealer does not have these horns in his disposal, I bought a set of FIAMM 80S horns (2 horns, 1 relay, 2 metal fittings, and full instructions leaflet in a box) for app. 15 US$ and gave it to the dealer's garage technician.
He had to remove the front bumper, (See http://www.toyota-tech.eu/ Accessory Installation manuals), and found especially made pre-drilled and threaded holes, in the upper cross beam: - 2 on left side, and 1 on the right.
Than the removal of the old horn, and the rest of the installation was very easy and precise.
The total dealer's fee was app. 62 US$.
Bear in mind that all this operation was dealer approved, written in the car log, And made under full manufacturer warranty!
The results are great! Highly Recommended!