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Horn repositioning to avoid alarm disconnect

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I’ve figured out a way to relocate the horns to deter thieves from disconnecting them before tripping alarm.
 

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That vid has been posted on this forum before, I was hoping you were going to share your solution
 

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That vid has been posted on this forum before, I was hoping you were going to share your solution
The solution is to remove the horns and V bracket that they are bolted too. Drill a new hole for both horns 1 1/2” up the bracket which would bring your horns up towards the upper cross member. Then re install
 

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The solution is to remove the horns and V bracket that they are bolted too. Drill a new hole for both horns 1 1/2” up the bracket which would bring your horns up towards the upper cross member. Then re install
 

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So you relocate the horns 1-1/2" higher. I feel like there should be more to this...
 

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It honestly is that simple!! I should have told ram engineers.
This is the passenger side over the R both pictures taken after modifications. Look at yours and you’ll see wires.
 

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This is from the top at the hood latch, look at your and see the difference.
 

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Anymore then an 1 1/2” and the horns won’t have room on the V shaped bracket.
 

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If you’re trying to see the horns in the picture you can’t really, that’s because they’re tucked up better than factory install. Otherwise you’d see more. I’m
 

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It looks like the wires are obscured more, but can't they be snagged by a wire bent up and jacked all around in there?
 

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It looks like the wires are obscured more, but can't they be snagged by a wire bent up and jacked all around in there?
They would just be guessing at where they are if you can’t see them. I also zip tied them to the V bracket. Thieves want in and out.
 

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If Ram programmed the active grille shutters to close when the truck is turned off like my wife's car, this would be moot.
Wouldn't help me, though - I don't have active grille shutters.
 

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