2022 GT2 AWD 20K miles - the horn has been wonky lately occasionally losing the lower tone horn but still getting the higher tone and then being normal. Go to hit the horn the other day and nothing. Been a few days and no dice. Any ideas of why the horn would die. Never had a car, despite its age or condition, lose its horn. WTF?
Losing your horn is a critical failure in TX. Must have your horn and both middle fingers working.
TX has been getting bad ratings from bad driver surveys and they deserve it.
Bozos who hit the brakes going up hills, ride the brakes in traffic yet don't slow down. Passive aggressive pickup drivers who fasten themselves to your bumper if you dare to turn into the fast lane on interstates even if you're over the speed limit. Have to punish you for delaying them. Driving WAY too fast in parking lots. I could go on. Don
My passenger side horn stopped working. A couple weeks ago I hit it while cleaning the steering wheel and it sounded off and I thought it was weird. Here are a couple photos from KGIS (for 2019 Stinger but probably still the same for newer ones) so you can see where the horns are at.
i've done it. 4 or so screws on the front of each wheelweel, the 4 clips on the bottom cover, and 2 or 4 bolts/screws on the top black part, then the connector for the PDC and the radar. the hardest part is making sure you have somewhere soft to put it down so you don't scratch it.
Anyone else have their horn crap out? The low horn on mine just died after 45,000 miles. Kia also doesn't list 2022 and newer part numbers online, and they are different for whatever reason.
I had the original stebel nautilus on a few bikes. They were LOUD. Enough to wake the dead and cause hearing loss if energized in a closed environment.
Direct battery/relay connection required. Takes a 20A fuse (for each) iirc.
