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i havent checked there, but i pulled out the plug on this horn, and pressed the button, and no noise...
so i assume this would be the only one on the car
the pictures are ment to be of the extra plug that is hanging off the horn cable
i checked and it is able to power that horn aswell.
so i assume it is possible to install a second one in there
If I rememebr right there were two horns on some older camry's and they were different freqencies or tones whatever you want call it. One was a little higher and one lower. Not sure how they work on the Gen 5 though. I would imagine you could hook another horn up with no problem and jsut let it go. Maybe they do that for different markets or something, ie, the harness is the same for all cars no matter hwere they are sold but some are required to be louder or something so you can add one at the factory if needed. ????? Maybe, jsut an idea.
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Oh i gotcha. Yea. I unplug my hair at the grill and I press it. Sound slike a clown horn is going off. The high prequency horn is behind my driver side turn signal on the bumper and the low frequncy is at the grill.
and btw.. i just relized thats your is a gen5. ^above will do you now good^
I have a gen 5 here, 2 horns. ill look into it later
Toyota simply re-uses electrical wiring. You can find a bunch of stuff in the Camry platform not connected, or plugged in that you can in the ES/Windom's & vice-versa.
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