Where is the horn located on the new Sail?

[DelKendra]

Chevrolet Sail's horn is located inside the bumper. Here is a detailed introduction about the modification of the new Sail's horn: 1. Open the engine hood, and use a plastic pry bar to remove the plastic nails on the black plastic guard plate of the Sail's front bumper. 2. Use the pry bar to support the black guard plate, increasing the distance between the guard plate and the car, and you will see the original car horn. 3. Do not remove the original car horn. Find a suitable position to fix the two horns. Disconnect the original car horn wire. 4. Start wiring. Connect the relay control terminal on the horn wire harness to the original car horn wire. 5. Connect the power supply terminal on the relay of the horn wire harness to the car battery.

[Benjamin]

The horn of the new Sail is generally located in the front area of the engine compartment, right behind the front bumper near the grille. It can be easily spotted when you open the hood—it's a circular or rectangular device connected to the steering wheel button via wires, producing a loud sound when pressed. As a frequent driver, I recommend checking the accessibility of the horn during routine maintenance, as accumulated dust may affect its performance. The well-designed location ensures quick response in emergencies, reducing accident risks. If the horn sounds weak or stops working, it’s likely due to loose wiring or a blown fuse—seek help from a repair shop, as driving safety comes first. In short, remember it’s in the front part of the car, simple and practical to use.

[OCayden]

Looking for the location of the new Sail's horn? It's hidden under the hood near the front of the car. You can usually feel a small metal box on the inner side of the front bumper. As a beginner driver, I was often confused too, but once you get familiar, it's not hard to find. Operating the horn is as simple as pressing the button in the center of the steering wheel, which is very convenient. If the horn has issues like not sounding, it might be due to rusty or dirty connectors—just try cleaning them with a dry cloth yourself. It's important to occasionally check the volume while driving; don't overlook this small detail. The horn is there for pedestrian safety, and regular maintenance can save you from repair troubles. Simply put, its location is in the front area of the engine compartment, which doesn't interfere with daily car use.

[LeMadison]

The horn of the new Sail is located in the front bumper area under the hood at the front of the car. You can find its small components by opening the hood. It's conveniently positioned for daily driving—just press the button to sound it. I use this car to pick up my kids from school, and the horn is especially useful at congested intersections. From a safety perspective, its location makes it easy to inspect, reminding me to periodically wipe it to prevent moisture buildup. Simply put, it's on the front side of the car—nothing complicated.