rdv

Listers - I already used the search function, and found (a) a couple of threads saying one needs to remove the bumper cover to get to the factory horn, and (b) a few threads on removing the bumper cover. It doesn't look hard for someone who is mechanically inclined (me). BUT, it still looks like a pain in the backside. So here's the specific question - In my case, I don't need/want to add mesh shields to the grill openings, etc., I just want to get just enough access to the factory horn mount, and replace it with a new Italian style air horn from Griot's. Is there an EASIER way to get to where the horn is mounted behind the bumper either by (1) removing the lower bellypan only, or (2) going through a wheel well liner, for example?? Or am I screwed, I need to bite the bullet and set aside a Sat afternoon to strip off my car's bumper cover just to replace the darned horn? I'm thinking/hoping that Porsche designers were smart enough to offer up a simpler way to replace a simple horn than dismantling the front end.

joetz

I'm wondering the same thing. I hate the idea of taking my bumper off, I'm worried it won't line up again right. My horn sounds like crap, only one of the two horns is working.

EddieC

I'm looking for the same info - my horn needs replacing - looking for the easy way in.

Edgy01

Don't worry about alignment. These things are designed to go on quickly during assembly and there is no room for adjustments. It's best to take it all apart to gain access. While in there, clean out your intakes.

A good weekend project.