2007 Horn relay

[fastbasser]

Ok guys, us old folks cant here the noise when we leave the blinkers on. I was easily able to put in a relay on y 2014 that beeps the horn with the blinkers reminding me they are on.

I can not find it on my buddies 2017 Any idea where it is or did they change something on the carts?

Thanks in advance

[cgtech]

It is all controlled by a module now, no longer a standard flasher relay like they used to be. It can still be done, but it's trickier now.

[fastbasser]

Originally Posted by cgtech

It is all controlled by a module now, no longer a standard flasher relay like they used to be. It can still be done, but it's trickier now.

I'm pretty good at tracking stuff down and that was the decision I came up with. I spent 1/2 hour looking from all directions for it.

Any other ideas?

[cgtech]

When the cupholders are removed, it's a black box with about 10 wires plugged in. The factory zip ties it to a support piece. I can show you how to do it if you can find a pair of good diodes (also assuming you can locate the module).

[fastbasser]

Originally Posted by cgtech

When the cupholders are removed, it's a black box with about 10 wires plugged in. The factory zip ties it to a support piece. I can show you how to do it if you can find a pair of good diodes (also assuming you can locate the module).

I saw the black box with a bunch of wires running to it you are talking about. Is that the relay that needs to be replaced? I haven't seen that for sale that serves the purpose.

[cgtech]

It's not a relay, it's an integrated module that controls turn signals, brake lights, running lights, automatic timer shutdown.

And buying a new one will make it work perfectly normal, just like it does now.

[fastbasser]

Originally Posted by cgtech

It's not a relay, it's an integrated module that controls turn signals, brake lights, running lights, automatic timer shutdown.

And buying a new one will make it work perfectly normal, just like it does now.

I see many new carts around here that do sound the horn when they signal.. Any iea how they do it other than wiring the horn into the signal?

[cgtech]

I either add a LED indicator to the windshield support, or add a reverse buzzer to annoy.

You did notice the factory energy meter is also a turn signal indicator?

[fastbasser]

Originally Posted by cgtech

I either add a LED indicator to the windshield support, or add a reverse buzzer to annoy.

You did notice the factory energy meter is also a turn signal indicator?

The reverse buzzer to annoy w/b great. How would I do this for him?

[cgtech]

Here's the trick, hope you know how a diode works..... They are there to separate the signals from feeding across to light up both sides. The diode I use is a 4a one, might be Overkill, but Overkill is the best way to kill.

This is what paper I hand to the shop hands who ask "how do I wire up that light". They all made their own copy....

It shouldn't be used to power the actual "horn", but I will run a reverse buzzer annoyer, or a 12v led indicator just fine. Shouldn't be wired to the carts reverse buzzer (some risk of damaging the controller on electric carts), you will have to get your own extra..... Just the cost of doing business.,. If they require a signal annoyer/indicator, they will have to pay for those parts .