[jimmy_s]

I have found the normal horn on my GD i30 a little soft, probably because I had a set of airhorns fitted to my last car.

I am pretty sure that I can find room behind the grill for the compressor and horns, but where to take the power off the battery has me stumped.

Has anyone fitted a relay driven accessory in a GD?

All help welcome.

Jim.

[Doggie 1]

I'm not able to help you but there's nothing worse than a soft horn so hopefully someone can.

[Phil №❶]

Assuming you are familiar with auto wiring, there are +12V at the fuse box in the engine bay. I don't own your model so I can't be more specific. Use a multimeter to locate the correct terminal. The compressor uses a fair bit of juice, so wire the device with its own fuse and relay and do not involve any other fuses eg take your feed from the supply side. 

[Just Rick]

your a funny man Dave and quick

[rustynutz]

I've got a set of air horns for my i30 too. 

It's one of my "gunna do one day" jobs.....

[rustynutz]

your a funny man Dave and quick

So his wife told me.....

[Doggie 1]

your a funny man Dave and quick

So his wife told me.....

Is that why she laughs.. 

[rustynutz]

Certainly is...but then again, she laughs at me too.....

[jimmy_s]

your a funny man Dave and quick

So his wife told me.....

She mentioned the same thing to me in the shower this morning too.

[rustynutz]

Dave's a lucky guy!   

[Lakes]

I'm not able to help you but there's nothing worse than a soft horn so hopefully someone can.

LOL Dave, think he ment a soft Toot.

[Doggie 1]

You lot crack me up. 

[neptune]

your a funny man Dave and quick

So his wife told me.....

She mentioned the same thing to me in the shower this morning too.

seems like she gets around....could someone give her my address......