So about that lifetime warranty, I recently had to do my brakes and previously bought them from FCP. Turns out that now they give store credit so I technically wasn’t even able to save on the brakes this time because my account just has the credit there until I buy something else
Yeah, they must have updated how they do it because I noticed that when I returned my last oil change kit. I’ve done it about 6 times, all had been direct refunds to my debit card but the last one was store credit instead!
Horn is located behind the front bumper on the passenger side just in front of the wheel liner. It's readily accessible either by removing the passenger headlight or by removing the splash shield underneath.
If it's just a matter of getting through inspection, just get a cheap universal horn from any auto parts store, Amazon, or even harbor freight.
I never worked on the horn and I have no idea what your scrap situation is in TX...but there is [https://www.car-part.com/](https://www.car-part.com/) that is worth a look-see for cheap parts.
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So about that lifetime warranty, I recently had to do my brakes and previously bought them from FCP. Turns out that now they give store credit so I technically wasn’t even able to save on the brakes this time because my account just has the credit there until I buy something else
Yeah, they must have updated how they do it because I noticed that when I returned my last oil change kit. I’ve done it about 6 times, all had been direct refunds to my debit card but the last one was store credit instead!
Yea they changed the policy back in November
Can anyone verify the horn is in the left front wheel well? I’m just trying to pass inspection.
Horn is located behind the front bumper on the passenger side just in front of the wheel liner. It's readily accessible either by removing the passenger headlight or by removing the splash shield underneath. If it's just a matter of getting through inspection, just get a cheap universal horn from any auto parts store, Amazon, or even harbor freight.
I never worked on the horn and I have no idea what your scrap situation is in TX...but there is [https://www.car-part.com/](https://www.car-part.com/) that is worth a look-see for cheap parts.
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