Standard Ignition Horn Relay P/N:HR-114
Standard Motor Products
Each press of the horn pad starts with a small switch, and the Standard Ignition Horn Relay RY1863 is the SS relay that turns that low-current signal into power for the horn circuit. It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2014-2017 Chevrolet SS.
A horn relay lets the horn switch handle only a light control current. The relay's contacts carry the heavier current the horn needs. A horn that sounds intermittently or not at all may mean the relay needs replacing. A blown fuse, a faulty horn, or a wiring problem can cause the same symptoms, so diagnose the circuit before replacing parts. If the original relay has failed, the RY1863 is designed to take over that switching job.
Interchange: R7366 · 16368 · AR7367 · 92292382
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What vehicle does the Standard Ignition RY1863 horn relay fit?
It is listed for the 2014-2017 Chevrolet SS. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for full application details.
What does a horn relay do?
It uses the low-current signal from the horn switch to close its contacts and send higher current to the horn. That way, the switch itself doesn't carry the full horn load.
What are signs a horn relay may need replacing?
A horn that sounds only intermittently or not at all may point to a failed relay. A blown fuse, bad horn, or wiring fault can cause the same symptom, so diagnose the circuit first.
How is the RY1863 protected from underhood conditions?
It has a high-quality composite housing that resists harsh temperatures and severe underhood conditions. Premium epoxy keeps the relay intact against dust, heat, and moisture.
What part numbers does the RY1863 interchange with?
The Standard Ignition RY1863 cross-references R7366, 16368, AR7367, and 92292382.
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