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Mitsubishi Lower Note Horn Part Number: MR482426
$54.42 MSRP: $75.58You Save: $21.16 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Horn
Mitsubishi High Note Horn Part Number: MR495995
$57.22 MSRP: $79.47You Save: $22.25 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Horn, HI Tone; Horn
Mitsubishi Horn Part Number: 8211A286
$58.73 MSRP: $81.57You Save: $22.84 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Replaced by: 25620W110P
Mitsubishi Horn Part Number: 25620W110P
$58.73 MSRP: $81.57You Save: $22.84 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Horn(Low Tone)
- Replaces: 8211A286
Mitsubishi High Note Horn Part Number: MR441915
$61.82 MSRP: $85.87You Save: $24.05 (29%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Horn, HI Tone; Horn
Mitsubishi Lower Note Horn Part Number: 8211A283
$67.90 MSRP: $94.30You Save: $26.40 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Horn
- Replaces: 8211A214
Mitsubishi Lower Note Horn Part Number: 8211A213
$68.40 MSRP: $95.01You Save: $26.61 (29%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Horn
Mitsubishi Horn Part Number: 8211A294
$71.71 MSRP: $99.60You Save: $27.89 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Horn(Low Tone)
Mitsubishi Lower Note Horn Part Number: 8211A208
$75.08 MSRP: $104.28You Save: $29.20 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Horn
Mitsubishi Alarm Horn Part Number: 8211A207
$78.31 MSRP: $108.77You Save: $30.46 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Horn, Theft Protection; Horn; High Note Horn
Mitsubishi High Note Horn Part Number: 8211A018
$15.90 MSRP: $20.70You Save: $4.80 (24%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Horn
Mitsubishi Lower Note Horn Part Number: MN142088
$16.67 MSRP: $21.70You Save: $5.03 (24%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Horn
Mitsubishi Horn Part Number: 8211A004
$20.62 MSRP: $26.85You Save: $6.23 (24%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Mitsubishi Horn Part Number: 8211A020
$21.75 MSRP: $28.32You Save: $6.57 (24%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Horn, Low
Mitsubishi High Note Horn Part Number: 8211A013
$30.46 MSRP: $39.67You Save: $9.21 (24%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Horn
Mitsubishi Horn Part Number: MB881527
$41.90 MSRP: $54.98You Save: $13.08 (24%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Mitsubishi Horn Part Number: MR275938
$54.00 MSRP: $75.00You Save: $21.00 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMitsubishi Horn Part Number: 8211A287
$70.18 MSRP: $97.47You Save: $27.29 (28%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Mitsubishi Horn
Mitsubishi's Horn produces a loud and immediate sound that alerts other road users, which enhances daily safety. Mitsubishi bases the design of their cars on practical innovation. As a result, drivers can experience lively MIVEC engines that provide a good balance between power and fuel economy. In addition, Super All Wheel Control ensures steady grip on gravel and wet pavement. Plus, easy-to-use equipment like cruise control and smartphone link makes long trips easier. The Outlander plug-in hybrid blends electric driving with gasoline range to support eco-minded mobility leadership. Ongoing fuel cell experimentation shows the brand's attitude toward cleaner power and the future of hydrogen-powered performance vehicles. Every new system aspires to the same basic goal. It should provide owners with predictable handling and smart convenience and deliver reliable hardware they can trust day after day. In this philosophy, the Horn adheres to the same quality standards and thus becomes a small but important piece of the safety jigsaw. Utilizing a diaphragm tuned to broadcast a loud focused tone, the Horn slices through the noise of traffic to alert pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists when a Mitsubishi is approaching and needs space. When you quickly press the steering wheel, the sound is delivered at full volume without delays, so the signal can reach junctions and blind spots before danger increases. According to Mitsubishi, sound travels much farther than brake lights or hand waves. Consequently, the Horn combines with the use of the turn signals to complete a communication set. This will work in every hatchback, sedan, or SUV the company builds. Moreover, it adds confidence when visibility drops.
Pick genuine OEM Horn if you want superb performance and durability that lasts. Mitsubishi builds that using high-grade materials and official factory techniques to meet very strict standards. This means you get parts you can actually trust for your daily drive. Finding the right parts is simple in the massive stock of genuine inventory. You can stop guessing if a part will fit or hold up. You will love the low prices, dependable service and the real manufacturer's warranty on Mitsubishi Horn. Order today and the store will ship your brand-new items to your door as fast as possible.
Mitsubishi Horn Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What steps should be taken before beginning electrical diagnosis for a horn on Mitsubishi Galant?A:Check the fuses before electrical diagnosis. First, unplug the electrical connector of the horn. To test the horn, connect battery voltage to the horn terminal with a jumper wire. If the horn doesn't sound, replace it. In the event that the horn sounds, check voltage at the terminal with the horn button pressed. Inspect a poor ground at the horn if there is voltage at the terminal. A volt check of the horn or horn relay is done. If the relay is okay, check for voltage to the relay power and control circuits. If either circuit is not receiving voltage, check the wire between the relay and the fuse panel. If both relay circuits see voltage, push the horn button and check for continuity to ground on the circuit from the relay to the horn button. If the circuit does not have continuity, check for an open circuit-if not, check or replace the horn button. In case of continuity to ground via the horn button, the relay-to-horn circuit has a fault-open or short-or the horn is faulty. For models from 1999 and the horn(s) remove the air filter housing to gain access. To remove the horn(s), disconnect the electrical connector(s) and remove the bracket bolt(s). To install, just reverse the removal.
- Q: How are the horns equipped, and what steps should be taken to test and replace them on Mitsubishi Lancer?A:All models feature a pair of horns, which are positioned behind the bumper on the CE variants and behind the front grille on the CG and CH variants. To test horn-check for fuse and relay in engine compartment fuse and relay box located behind battery; If relay clicks, it is okay. An absence of a sound could imply the relay requires replacement. Support the front of the vehicle securely with jackstands, remove the front bumper on CG and CH models, then remove the bolts holding the horn to the chassis. Withdraw the horn partly, disconnect the wiring, and take it away from the vehicle. In case the horn is not working a battery power can be applied in the terminal and earth to the body. If it does not sound replace the horn. Restoration steps connect after removal and ensure wire coupling. The horn switch is part of the steering wheel and cannot be replaced separately; if it is faulty, the steering wheel needs to be removed. To conduct the test on CE models fitted with a two-spoke steering wheel, pull the horn pad away from the steering wheel. Take out the retaining screw and pull the pad away for 3-spoke models without an airbag. For models that have an airbag and use a 3-spoke steering wheel, switch off the airbag system, unfasten the retaining bolts, and detach the wiring prior to removing the airbag. The horn contact should register an open circuit in an ohmmeter check. In case of CG and CH models, open the connectors below the steering wheel and open the horn wiring. Now do continuity between the two wires while pressing the horn switch. When the fault gets indicated, replace airbag or steering wheel.
