Jamieklb
Member Since: 15 Aug 2010
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Or you could try something from these people - I'm thinking of getting one for my Offender. 
Have a look at some of their videos 
http://www.pbmissions.com 2015 Discovery 4 HSE Corris with Blackpack
1965 100" Coil Spring Hybrid Offender.
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mik
Member Since: 08 Feb 2010
Location: Skoatland
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THIS THREAD may be useful
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| 21st Feb 2011 7:23 pm |
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mik
Member Since: 08 Feb 2010
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Sorry - link now fixed   
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| 21st Feb 2011 8:10 pm |
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chocolademan
Member Since: 02 Nov 2010
Location: Snowy Oslo (formerly West Yorks)
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mik wrote:Sorry - link now fixed
Excellent! Thanks for the that. Nice video 8)
Found out that the one on the left is dead. A pair of stebel magnums are now ordered.  Faultmate MSV2 MultiVehicle
D3: Tailgate Actuator DIY: http://www.disco3.co.uk/gallery/albums/use...IY%7E0.pdf
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aquasurfer
Member Since: 05 Jan 2009
Location: Drogheda
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Can i get a set of louder horns that is just plug and play ? 06 disco
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| 26th Mar 2011 12:51 pm |
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chocolademan
Member Since: 02 Nov 2010
Location: Snowy Oslo (formerly West Yorks)
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aquasurfer wrote:Can i get a set of louder horns that is just plug and play ? 06 disco
Plug and Play? There are 2 wires to connect. Its not difficult and it doesnt matter which way round....
Cut off the existing plug and then connect the 2 wires with crimp connectors that every car accessory shop sell....
Sorted. Faultmate MSV2 MultiVehicle
D3: Tailgate Actuator DIY: http://www.disco3.co.uk/gallery/albums/use...IY%7E0.pdf
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| 27th Mar 2011 9:09 am |
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DrLex
Member Since: 15 Jul 2005
Location: Ciderspace [Oi be in Zummerset]
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chocolademan wrote:[...]
Cut off the existing plug and then connect the 2 wires with crimp connectors that every car accessory shop sell....
Sorted.
Rather than cutting plugs, I used small blade connectors into the existing socket, so the original one can be swapped back. I also wired in a relay (visible between the horns) to minimise risk to the fuse. Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana
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| 27th Mar 2011 11:21 am |
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chocolademan
Member Since: 02 Nov 2010
Location: Snowy Oslo (formerly West Yorks)
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DrLex wrote:
Rather than cutting plugs, I used small blade connectors into the existing socket, so the original one can be swapped back. I also wired in a relay (visible between the horns) to minimise risk to the fuse.
I suppose it depends upon what you fit with regards to changing back to the originals. Dukes of Hazzard horns are not to everybodies taste so I could understand it then
I would say the same with the relay option, it depends upon what horn you fit. Its more work, obviously having to route another wire from the battery to the relay. I would say its a bit of an overkill seeing as the standard fuse is 15 Amps!
I have a pair of Stebel Magnums in addition to the standard 2nd horn by the side of the light. These three are a nice loud combination and have not needed to fit a relay!
More info http://www.disco3.co.uk/forum/topic44771.html
Faultmate MSV2 MultiVehicle
D3: Tailgate Actuator DIY: http://www.disco3.co.uk/gallery/albums/use...IY%7E0.pdf
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| 27th Mar 2011 1:58 pm |
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Excellent! Lots of fun to be had with those!
