[SpencerC]

Hey guys so I was following some threads on here for a false alarm siren that happens whenever I lock my doors, anyway I got the siren off now (first picture) but before that I took a “hella” horn off because the forums said passenger side (it ended up being driver side) anyway my only question is can I leave it off? Will it effect anything? I really just don’t feel like getting back under the car AZ is hot lol. There is supposed to be 2 under there now there’s just the one I didn’t take out. Are these for the Alarm as well? Or for your actual car horn. Thanks in advance, much appreciated any answers.

 

[khomer2]

Welcome Spencer,

Read here:

Mercedes-Benz EPC. C 202.024 , PASSENGER CAR,SEDAN, -X- MODEL YEAR '99 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.X F 717986 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.X A 605389 UP TO IDENT NO. WDBHA24G.X A 808031 UP TO IDENT NO. WDBHA24G.X F 895039 PASSENGER CAR,SEDAN, -Y- MODEL YEAR '00 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.Y F 895191 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.Y A 771918 PASSENGER CAR,SEDAN FROM IDENT NO F 390990, Market North America, Group ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, Schema of BURGLARY ALARM SYSTEM.

Car, Mercedes-Benz C 202.024 , PASSENGER CAR,SEDAN, -X- MODEL YEAR '99 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.X F 717986 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.X A 605389 UP TO IDENT NO. WDBHA24G.X A 808031 UP TO IDENT NO. WDBHA24G.X F 895039 PASSENGER CAR,SEDAN, -Y- MODEL YEAR '00 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.Y F 895191 FROM IDENT...

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[SpencerC]

Welcome Spencer,

Read here:

Mercedes-Benz EPC. C 202.024 , PASSENGER CAR,SEDAN, -X- MODEL YEAR '99 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.X F 717986 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.X A 605389 UP TO IDENT NO. WDBHA24G.X A 808031 UP TO IDENT NO. WDBHA24G.X F 895039 PASSENGER CAR,SEDAN, -Y- MODEL YEAR '00 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.Y F 895191 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.Y A 771918 PASSENGER CAR,SEDAN FROM IDENT NO F 390990, Market North America, Group ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, Schema of BURGLARY ALARM SYSTEM.

Car, Mercedes-Benz C 202.024 , PASSENGER CAR,SEDAN, -X- MODEL YEAR '99 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.X F 717986 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.X A 605389 UP TO IDENT NO. WDBHA24G.X A 808031 UP TO IDENT NO. WDBHA24G.X F 895039 PASSENGER CAR,SEDAN, -Y- MODEL YEAR '00 FROM IDENT NO WDBHA24G.Y F 895191 FROM IDENT...

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only one - removed is fine.

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Thank you for the quick response @khomer2

 

[John Jones Jr.]

The alarm siren, is just that for the alarm system only. You can leave it off as I have done and the system will work as per normal - i.e. immobilize the car, flash lights and all in conjunction with the remote key.

The horns (high & low tones) are not connected to the alarm system but you should refit the horn removed as it sounds crap with just one horn working.

 

[khomer2]

The alarm siren, is just that for the alarm system only. You can leave it off as I have done and the system will work as per normal - i.e. immobilize the car, flash lights and all in conjunction with the remote key.

The horns (high & low tones) are not connected to the alarm system but you should refit the horn removed as it sounds crap with just one horn working.

To clarify, the horn SpencerC reomoved is the alarm horn, according to EPC data.

high low tones when it's activated. Kindly clarify how it's not connected to the alarm system.

 

[John Jones Jr.]

To clarify, the horn SpencerC reomoved is the alarm horn, according to EPC data.

high low tones when it's activated. Kindly clarify how it's not connected to the alarm system.

Not too sure what you are really asking? Anyway, first photo is the alarm siren, second photo is one of the two horns which consist of a low & high tone. The only 'noise generator' that's connected to the alarm system is the siren (first photo).

 

[khomer2]

Not too sure what you are really asking? Anyway, first photo is the alarm siren, second photo is one of the two horns which consist of a low & high tone. The only 'noise generator' that's connected to the alarm system is the siren (first photo).

Ah, I re-read SpencerCs post #1. I was only referring to his first photo (of the alarm horn).
My bad.
His 2nd photo refers to the car horns (one on each side, behind the lower side of the front bumpers cover.
He's actually removed one of the car horns and yes, it should go back in place if not damaged.