Could be.
But installing aftermarket horns without the proper relays could stress the wiring, so it's a possibility that must not be overlooked.
Not knowing how the MU-X's wiring is laid out or what accessories share what fuses or relays, can't tell whether the light issue is related to the horns.
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Yes agree with you on this Niky as anything beyond OEM could cause damage. To add, there are also fake relays so its better to have it installed by a reputable shop.
Just saying, medyo swerte pa din Isuzu seeing an aftermarket horn there.... :P Imagine if the vehicle is all stock, ikot siguro ang pwet nila :P
Wag ka na mapraning bro. Ako na magkakabit ng busina ninyo ni CarBurn at kkreuk Hahaha!!
Honestly the stock wiring/fuse of the horn circuit can handle most aftermarket horns. 12v din naman yan. As what i posted on the mux thread, I installed these myself. Just plug and play. Mas nahirapan pa ako magbaklas ng radiator grille medyo tricky kasi yung clips nya sa ilalim.
Eto lang napansin ko talaga sa stock high beam bulbs.. May browning sa loob nung bulb mismo.. Kala ko nung una madumi lang. Yung lowbeam wala naman pero yung filament parang mid life na medyo sunog na konti. Replaced both low beam and high beam with PIAA Arrowstar white the same day I got my car from Isuzu Rizal.
Check all the bulbs in your mu-x. Yung iba like brakelight bulbs and inner rear parklight bulbs naging dark chrome na yung bulb mismo na parang malapit na mapundi.
Sakin pinalitan ko na lahat exterior/interior lightbulbs to led or better performing bulb except for the h16 fogs. Hirap kasi makahanap ng replacement h16. So far so good. Very happy with all my upgrades.
I don't know why people install big horns.
Ako as much as possible, I avoid using horns. Coz that means pikon ako. Nag- training kasi ako na Hindi dapat napipikon for my dream job sa Europe
Alam mo naman yan si OB dream job nyan maging Gigolo sa Europe. So bawal sa kanya mapikon kasi dapat willing sya kung ano man gawin at ipagawa sa kanya, mala Deuce Bigalow...
I need big/loud horns because I go on long drives on a weekly basis. Pag yung stock horn lang, hindi naririnig ng mga nagtricycle/kuliglig/motor or bata na ginagawang playground yung highway. Or sa expressway, malayo pa lang rinig na ng mga truckers/bus.
Whenever in the city, I only use it when someone is unaware that I am coming. Maraming ganyan dito, di tumitingin sa side mirrors or hindi gumagawa ng head/shoulder check when driving. Hindi pa nagsisignal. Kung maraming pinoy drivers lang ang marunong ng proper driving etiquette/courtesy, edi sana wala masyadong nagbubusina dito sa Pilipinas.
Tsaka pag mahina ang busina at binusinahan mo ang jeepney or tricycle driver na nagbaba ng pasahero sa gitna. Deadma lang. Pag malakas, tatabi sila
Ganun talaga. Pag tunog tricycle ang busina mo di ka papansinin. Ako napansin ko yan dun sa stock horn ng Altis ko vs. nung pinalitan ko nung Nautilus type na horn. Dun sa stock, dedma lang. At least dun sa Nautilus nagugulat pa kahit papaano.![]()
Yung horn di ganun ka critical to cause that, fog lamps and yung mga powered subs ang delikado kapag hindi maingat ang electrician.
That's what I thought as well. Pero kung nagdagdag ng relay, that could cause a fire if it bursted/shorted/grounded.. Naka direct connection sya sa battery usually yung wire binabalot lang sa positive and negative terminals, di na nilalagyan ng in line fuse yung relay which is a vital part as well.
Sa isang banda, mas delicado pa kung nilagyan ng relay kung hindi marunong ang nagkakabit at mababa ang rating ng wires na ginamit at yung relay mismo. Masusunog talaga.
Yung original harness ng auto, may fuse na yun so hindi basta pag-uumpisahan ng sunog. Kung overloaded man, puputok lang yung fuse.