OEM Scion Horn Relay

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The Scion Horn Relay is a small fuse box switch that routes light steering current to a high load horn circuit that allows your buzzer to shout without melting wires. Born in 2003, Scion offered young drivers something new in the form of punchy styling, bold paint and price tags that never gave surprises. The brand kept things lean, so Scion buyers could snag a ride without getting into a hair-splitting match over shoe-box sized line items, then dress a ride up with dealer-ready components or limited release series gear that made each ride yours alone. Those special runs flew off the lots because the buyers loved having number plates that proved their car was one of a few hundred. Agile chassis, fuel-friendly engines and tight turning circles made daily commutes fun rather than chores. Even though production ceased in 2016, many owners brag about a reliability that shrugs off abuse, a legacy that keeps durability values stout. When it comes time to replace a worn-out Horn Relay, find and pull out the negative battery cable and pop the under-hood fuse box on your Scion. Quality Horn Relay units easily slide in. Pinch and lift the old cube straight out, click the new Horn Relay home and be sure its prongs seat snug. Feed terminal 30 with fused battery power, hook terminal 87 to the horn wire and give coil pins 85 and 86 good ground and switch juice. Snap on the lid again, reconnect the battery and hammer the horn button. A fresh blast tells your Scion that it can shout again.