Last edited by TomT on Sat Sep 17, 2011 4:46 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Leaf SL 2011 to 2016, Volt Premier 2016 to 2019, and now:
2019 Tesla Model 3; LR, RWD, FSD, 19" Sport Wheels, silver/black; built 3/17/19, delivered 3/29/19.
I was able to mount both on the two bolts that are in the area of the old horn; one on the top bolt that held the old horn and one on the bottom bolt (which was previous used). Note that the two bolts are a slightly different millimeter so you will need a different wrench for each. You might be able to get to it from above but I took the easy way out and removed the bottom pan to get access as per the service manual since I wanted to do the LED fog lights at the same time.
JessEV wrote:Cool. Anything special needed to do this beyond a screwdriver?
Last edited by TomT on Sat Sep 17, 2011 4:49 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Leaf SL 2011 to 2016, Volt Premier 2016 to 2019, and now:
2019 Tesla Model 3; LR, RWD, FSD, 19" Sport Wheels, silver/black; built 3/17/19, delivered 3/29/19.
Does this type require it's own relay? If so, how did you wire it in?
2011 Blue Ocean SL with 87,000 miles
2015 pack on 12/30/15
Tinted windows
Bosch AGM 12v
Ecopia 422+ tires
L1 EVSE upgrade
FIAMM horns
Superbright LED lighting
2013 sun visors
LED shifter
Heated seats
GT-R map lamp lenses
Altima illuminated door switches
Nope, the car already has it's own horn relay so nothing additional need be added.
mwalsh wrote:Does this type require it's own relay? If so, how did you wire it in?
Leaf SL 2011 to 2016, Volt Premier 2016 to 2019, and now:
2019 Tesla Model 3; LR, RWD, FSD, 19" Sport Wheels, silver/black; built 3/17/19, delivered 3/29/19.
Yep, it took me about 90 minutes from start to finish.
IBELEAF wrote:Thanks! Ordered 1. Is the install fairly straight forward?
Leaf SL 2011 to 2016, Volt Premier 2016 to 2019, and now:
2019 Tesla Model 3; LR, RWD, FSD, 19" Sport Wheels, silver/black; built 3/17/19, delivered 3/29/19.
mogur wrote:I was able to mount both on the same center bolt that Nissan used for the one. You might be able to get to it from above but I took the easy way out and removed the bottom pan to get access as per the service manual.
JessEV wrote:Cool. Anything special needed to do this beyond a screwdriver?
Did you buy one or two? Or do they come as a pair? tkx
-------------------------------------------------- Cayenne Red Leaf SL
VIN#: 5589
Res 8/5/2010
Ord 2/17/2011
Delivered July 17 2011
Clipper Creek CS100 Installed 12/28/2010
Charged off 9Kw PV system
Honolulu, HI
dpodoll wrote:
Did you buy one or two? Or do they come as a pair? tkx
Leaf SL 2011 to 2016, Volt Premier 2016 to 2019, and now:
2019 Tesla Model 3; LR, RWD, FSD, 19" Sport Wheels, silver/black; built 3/17/19, delivered 3/29/19.