Standard Ignition Horn P/N:HN-17

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$65.99
MPN: HN-17
UPC: 091769382902
Item Package Quantity: 1

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Standard Ignition Horn P/N:HN-17
Standard Ignition Horn P/N:HN-17
$65.99

Get your vehicle's audible warning signal working again with the Standard Motor Products OE Replacement Horn HN-17 (also written HN17). This electric horn is a direct-fit replacement across a huge range of applications, including the 1994-2002 Dodge Ram 1500, 1975-2002 Ford F-150, 1976-2002 Honda Accord, and hundreds of Acura, BMW, Buick, and Cadillac models — see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full 744-application list.

An automotive horn is an electric sound-producing device: when you press the horn button, current energizes the horn and it generates the audible tone that alerts other drivers and pedestrians. If the original horn has gone silent, weak, or distorted, this unit replaces it.

  • OE-replacement horn: designed as a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications.
  • Restores the warning signal: produces the audible tone when the horn switch is pressed.
  • Broad coverage: one part number spans domestic and import cars, trucks, and SUVs across the listed years.

Signs the original horn may need replacing include no sound when the button is pressed, or a weak, muffled, or distorted tone. Diagnose the horn switch, relay, and wiring first, since those can cause the same symptoms.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Standard Motor Products HN-17?

It is an OE Replacement Horn (MPN HN-17, also written HN17) — an electric horn that produces the audible warning tone when the horn button is pressed. It serves as a direct-fit replacement on the listed applications.

Will this horn fit my vehicle?

HN-17 is cataloged for 744 applications, including the 1994-2002 Dodge Ram 1500, 1975-2002 Ford F-150, and 1976-2002 Honda Accord, plus many Acura, BMW, Buick, and Cadillac models. Check the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.

What are the signs my horn needs replacing?

Common signs are no sound when the horn button is pressed, or a weak, muffled, or distorted tone. These can have other causes, so confirm the horn itself is at fault before replacing.

If my horn doesn't work, is the horn always the problem?

Not necessarily. A dead horn can also be caused by the horn switch, relay, fuse, or wiring. Diagnose those circuits first, and if the horn itself has failed, this unit replaces it.

How many horns do I need for my vehicle?

The listed applications call for a quantity of one. Some vehicles use more than one horn from the factory, so check your vehicle's configuration if you are replacing a multi-horn setup.