Do your old Volvo Horns look tired behind your Mesh Grill..... Saab Replacements???

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Post 540637 by Rudeyboy18 on 2012-10-07 22:46:05

Image Image Hi all, ive been breaking my Saab 9-5 and wondered if the horns would fit my volvo...... And they did. The saab ones i have are 1999 , my 1998 volvo ones look tired and grey. The saab ones are smaller , jet black and sit further back thus less visible behind your mesh or egg crate grill. Probably nothing you guys care about, but i made use of this and quite happy. Thought i'd share

Post 540639 by JamesT5 on 2012-10-07 22:48:32

I wondered what these round discs were under the grill. I thought they were mounts for the Police lights..... :cop: :hihi: :D

Post 540641 by Ali-Bongo on 2012-10-07 22:54:39

They look much tidier than the big grey snails Volvo fitted. Are the connections the same on the Saab horns?

Post 540644 by Rudeyboy18 on 2012-10-07 23:01:28

Yes the are.... you do need to just take a stanley knife to 2 little knobbley bits on the connection.... but they are very apparent when you try to put it into the connector. Once they are gone it goes straight in and clips in.

Post 540654 by M-R-P on 2012-10-07 23:25:53

[QUOTE=JamesT5;540639]I wondered what these round discs were under the grill. I thought they were mounts for the Police lights..... :cop: :hihi: :D[/QUOTE] The strobes sit in the bottom half of the grille on brackets fitted by the Volvo special vehicles garage in gothenburg. ;) One of my horns is hiding behind the foglight..?

Post 540656 by JamesT5 on 2012-10-07 23:29:27

[QUOTE=M-R-P;540654]The strobes sit in the bottom half of the grille on brackets fitted by the Volvo special vehicles garage in gothenburg. ;) One of my horns is hiding behind the foglight..?[/QUOTE] Is the bracket still there under your grill? By the way, the great thing about having a 'grill' on our cars of course, is we can cook a fry up at the road side.... :hihi:

Post 540658 by M-R-P on 2012-10-07 23:40:59

[QUOTE=JamesT5;540656]Is the bracket still there under your grill? By the way, the great thing about having a 'grill' on our cars of course, is we can cook a fry up at the road side.... :hihi:[/QUOTE] Yep brackets are still there. You should see judgeninja's 850, the front end modifications actually look like he's had a head-on with a large bbq!

Post 540662 by Ali-Bongo on 2012-10-08 00:36:20

[QUOTE=Rudeyboy18;540644]Yes the are.... you do need to just take a stanley knife to 2 little knobbley bits on the connection.... but they are very apparent when you try to put it into the connector. Once they are gone it goes straight in and clips in.[/QUOTE] Spot on mate cheers! Another mod to add to the ever growing list!

Post 540678 by volvokid on 2012-10-08 08:00:54

Just relocate your horns to behind your bumper then you won't see them

Post 540704 by Rudeyboy18 on 2012-10-08 10:54:01

This is with the saab horns Image

Post 540706 by M-R-P on 2012-10-08 10:54:52

That thing looks badass! lol

Post 540707 by Rudeyboy18 on 2012-10-08 11:01:14

Its a shame that under the engine is all in bits. Ive got the blanking plate on now and removed heatshield. Acuator arm is not seized, i can move it about 8-10mm along the length of the arm. I wd40'd it any. Changed all the other Brittle pipes. Now to put back together when its not pouring down

Post 540714 by volvokid on 2012-10-08 11:49:34

That is one mean machine

Post 540744 by Rudeyboy18 on 2012-10-08 14:17:14

It does look pretty cool. It makes up for LACK OF BADASS/MEANMACHINE staus i have with my day to day work car.......... Image

Post 540746 by JamesT5 on 2012-10-08 14:18:26

[QUOTE=Rudeyboy18;540704]This is with the saab horns Image[/QUOTE] By the way, that's a gret way to fill your mug up, just leave it on the roof of the car in the rain.... ;)

Post 540747 by M-R-P on 2012-10-08 14:18:37

I'll have to go bleach my eyes now.... Take it away!

Post 540750 by Rudeyboy18 on 2012-10-08 14:22:47

[QUOTE=M-R-P;540747]I'll have to go bleach my eyes now.... Take it away![/QUOTE] Mate, i can count the BHP on both hands lol. 30k miles, one lady onwer full intemised service history tho. Ideal for what i use it for and 350-380miles on £40-42 fuel.

Post 540938 by frazz on 2012-10-09 09:54:58

Like it,, gonna do this to mine!!!