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I have a 09 Cayenne GTS and the horn on it sucks... It has a wimpy sound. Can the horn be replaced for something louder, better sounding, powerful horn?

I’m not looking for a truck, semi air horn or anything like that just something that gives the Cayenne a better image when used. Do other Porsches vehicles have a loud strong horn I can use to swap out the cheese one it has stock?

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Loren, do you know where the horn is located on my Cayenne? Do you have part number for the horn you purchased?

I bought the Griots Ultra compact air horn - $39.95 (as I recall). http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/car+ac...vals&page=1

There is a horn at the front left and front right in the area of the fog lights. You can get to them by removing the wheel well liners.

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You will need to remove one original horn and replace it with the air horn. Yes, pretty easy +12 volts to +12 volts and ground to ground.

You can either remove the second horn or leave it in place. If you remove it be sure to tape up the connector well.

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IMHO - yes.

I would put the one on the left side - near traffic.

I've always thought my horn sounded wimpy. Not in a "not loud enough" way but too high pitched.

If there are two horns in the car is it reasonable to assume there is a low and a high tone horn. If so maybe the low tone is out.

Sure sounds effeminate from my perspective when I use it...

Maybe I need a locomotive airhorn!!!

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IMHO - yes.

I would put the one on the left side - near traffic.

I've always thought my horn sounded wimpy. Not in a "not loud enough" way but too high pitched.

If there are two horns in the car is it reasonable to assume there is a low and a high tone horn. If so maybe the low tone is out.

Sure sounds effeminate from my perspective when I use it...

Maybe I need a locomotive airhorn!!!

This is exactly the case. I had this same issue and the 2nd, lower (more manly) tone horn was out. Nice, loud and effective again after an OEM replacement. If it happens again though I think I will go with the airhorn. I would do both. Never use the horn unless you mean it. :)

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