Looking for corolla Revo fortuner orginal horn?

[humza1]

Salam PakWheels, I'm looking for an original Toyota horn that has not been used. I've noticed that many people who buy new Toyota cars, especially Revo and Fortuners, tend to replace their horns. If anyone is willing to sell one at a reasonable price, please let me know. I'm interested in buying should be original not bought after market

[chinyoti]

Look at car decoration shops. Most people install new and leave old ones.

[haseeb.basharat]

If you want original one then contact partscentral on facebook.

[Xulfiqar]

Why would you want to install those pieces of trash?

Most public is tone deaf to their note and assume a motorcycle is coming.

[humza1]

Bro according to them those days are gone ab koi nahin chorta

[humza1]

Have you bought any stuff from him do you think he is reliable source to buy one ?

[humza1]

Lol brother, it produces a decent amount of sound, which I think is enough to get away from anyone. For me, I don't like very loud horns. The sound it produces, I think, suits a Toyota car, so there's no need to go for an aftermarket horn. I think someone from here was selling one for 10k , so the item is in demand, but obviously, I won't buy it at this price.

[haseeb.basharat]

Most public is tone deaf to their note and assume a motorcycle is coming.

True, took them off on day one and installed Toyota premium horns made in Japan ones.

[haseeb.basharat]

If you want original/genuine. Yes he is, getting parts from him for like 5 years now.

My suggestion is to install loud tone (pomp) horns of denso which are plug and play and will be in your budget.
@smartdevil_striker sells them.

[Xulfiqar]

I prefer the elephant branded from Japan or the Bosch ones made in Spain, both come with toyota connectors too if you buy the correct part number and work fantastic for a very long time.

The toyota premium ones are inferior to the elephant and bosch parts.

But yeah, its 100% true that people are literally tone deaf for the factory toyota plate shape horns, (cd70 horns)

[sohikun]

Look at car decoration shops. Most people install new and leave old ones.

Sorry, not in montgomery road lahore ~ maybe, true 4 some other market - meh!

For me, I don't like very loud horns

Sorry ~ but it's necessary for the pakistani market.

Why would you want to install those pieces of trash?

Trash for the pakistani market, they are beyond terrible. Hell, even trash is better.

horns of denso

Value for money! One of the most popular horns, we have installed a ton of them ~ Overall, super good response. Especially, the trumpet horns. Tbh, trumpet ( Paw Paw ) & disc ( Tee Tee ) horns both had a gud response. Trumpet horns currently retail @ 3k. Ah! I have seen shops selling fake DeNsO horns ( jiyin ).

Also, tints aswell ~ aaoriiginal korean specturm paper Sarr ~ jiyin. Shops are selling fake spectrum paper, which is imported from china. So watch out for these scams, visit authentic & well reputed shops.

[haseeb.basharat]

I prefer the elephant branded from Japan or the Bosch ones made in Spain

I have seen and used bosch a long time back, but haven't seen or heard elephant. What are these?

[Xulfiqar]

Elephant branded ones were mitsuba aftermarket and were excellent quality. The really old ones actually had heatsinks too.

Some old accessories shops know of them and most probably can sell you some pairs too, they wont be cheap though.

[uzair3337]

If you from Lahore.
Go to bilal gunj.
Last year i bought toyota orignal fitting horn with new grande sound at rs800.
They are still working fine Alhamdulillah.
If you need i can send you the number of person from where i bought those.
Rest you can buy new from toyota or NDE online store for i guess 4-5k.

[haseeb.basharat]

Rest you can buy new from toyota or NDE online store for i guess 4-5k.

That's a fake store. Everything there is fake.
Confirmed authenticity from denso Japan and later on he changed its name from denso store to NDE store.

[haseeb.basharat]

mitsuba aftermarket and were excellent quality. The really old ones actually had heatsinks too.

I know mitsuba, yes, and have used that a long time back. 16-17 years ago if I can recall. Sound was too loud, i remember I honked a biker riding in upper lane, and he literally got afraid. Sold the car with it.

[humza1]

Yes bro please share.

[humza1]

once bought a horn from there, but it turned out to be a fake with a totally different sound. The seller even demonstrated the sound, but I couldn't gauge its authenticity. Perhaps I couldn't tell the difference or maybe the environment was too loud or maybe he played smart.

[humza1]

I called the seller, and he's charging an exorbitant price, similar to what you'd pay for a Toyota part. He quoted 18,000 rupees for the horn, which is way too expensive for me. I'm only willing to pay a maximum of 5,000 rupees for it.

[humza1]

I'm surprised that even if it's an original horn, every second car seems to have a modified Pam Pam horn instead. Where are these original horns stored safely? Why don't people sell them at reasonable prices? I think we should promote the idea of selling items that would otherwise it will go in waste and being not in use of anyone. Why not to sell at competitive prices.